I’ll be the first to admit the whole raising your vibration thing I thought was too ‘out there’ and was ‘woo woo hippy shit’ years ago as I’m a super pragmatic, logical guy. But as I delve deeper past the surface level stuff of personal
We all need to make decisions in our lives and yet often we get concerned and ask ourselves the debilitating question ‘but what if’? The Latin of the word decision literally means, ‘to cut off’. Making a decision is about ’cutting off’ choices – cutting
Consciousness, in essence, means ‘being aware.’ One of the most powerful things you can do for yourself is constantly become more aware – to know what you didn’t know you didn’t know. When it comes to ‘good’ or ‘bad’, there is no such thing. It’s
I’m sure at least at one point in your life, you have been told to ‘dream big’ and it’s all very well, makes sense but why should we? I think this James Allen quote sums it up nicely… “Dream lofty dreams, and as you dream,
Understanding affirmations… Everything you say to your self or others leaves an imprint in your mind. Words, if said enough, over and over, whether true or not will become convictions (super strong beliefs) that will become embedded in your subconscious mind. There are things you
My thirst for personal development knowledge has taken me to some places I would never have thought of exploring when I started out… One of the being physics! I couldn’t stand physics at school! The reason being is I like to get to the source
At the time of this blog going live, it is Blue Monday 2019, the 3rd Monday in January. Blue Monday is the term given to the one day of the year when we are supposedly the most miserable. It was originally conceived by a PR
I once had a prospective client come and see me, for the purpose of this article I am going to call him Dave. Dave is a lovely chap, a genuine top guy that wants to achieve “success” as he defined it. He was open to
5 biggest regrets of the dying… Bronnie Ware an Australian care worker wrote a best selling book that detailed the 5 things her patient’s consistently said they regretted at the end of their lives: 1. They wished they’d had the courage to live a life