28th June 2011
So, How’s Your Life?
Just asking.
Do your best to answer that question honestly and courageously. If you can, avoid the flippant, generic (“great thanks Craig") response. Think carefully for a minute and give your authentic answer; the truth behind ...
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20th June 2011
The Good Old Days
There was a time when you and I didn’t worry about stuff. Any stuff. Remember those days?
Me either.
Well, we might not remember it but it’s true. We didn’t worry about what people thought of our appearance, our weight, our repu...
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07th June 2011
The Relationships We Choose
Before I go any further, let me make an important distinction about relationships: some are optional (husband, wife, girlfriend, boyfriend, business partner, friend, associate) and some aren’t (family). Like it or not, your ...
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25th May 2011
Fairness: What an Interesting Concept
In life, sometimes stuff works out and sometimes, it doesn’t. Of course it does. And doesn’t. Sometimes, things go exactly to plan and sometimes, our plan kicks us in the nuts. Sometimes, we manage our situation an...
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23rd May 2011
The Pretender
Put up your hand if you ever feel like a fraud. A fake? A phoney? A pretender? Me too. Even in the middle of some (relative) success, I have often felt not ‘something’ enough. Not smart enough. Qualified enough. Experienced enough. Lean e...
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12th May 2011
Reality-Shaping Questions
If we’re serious about changing our reality then we must be serious about asking the best reality-shaping questions. Better questions produce a better mindset, decisions, actions, reactions and overall, better results. Asking ...
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12th April 2011
What’s the Point?
Self-loathing: I don’t really see the point of it. Sure, I understand why we do it from time to time (some of us, all the time) but, for the most part, it serves no positive purpose. It’s a total waste of time and energy. In fact, it...
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12th April 2011
Not So Smart After All
When I was twenty-seven, I thought I knew almost everything. At thirty-seven, it was becoming apparent that I wasn’t nearly as smart as I had originally thought. Now, at forty-seven, I realise I don’t know much at all. In fact, i...
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28th March 2011
Take a Seat. Or Maybe Not.
It may or may not surprise you to learn that many Australians (and many people from most first-world countries for that matter) spend somewhere in the vicinity of twenty-two to twenty-three hours per day either sitting or lyi...
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23rd March 2011
Am Not, You Are
Is it just my cynical perspective and observation or have we actually become a society obsessed with avoiding all responsibility for our own bad behaviours? Kind of like five-year-olds denying we ate the chocolate cake when the remnants...
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21st March 2011
Today, I received the following letter from one of my friends. Turns out she’s recently become an amateur nudist.
The Letter
Today, I did something that I’ve never done before. Something fun, that is – I’ve never changed the oil on my car before but...
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16th March 2011
Scale Addicts
Over the years, I’ve dealt with my fair share of weigh-a-holics. That is, people who step on the scales far too often. Some do it every day of their lives. Morning and night. Some step on and off five times in ten seconds in the hope that...
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11th March 2011
Barking up the Wrong Tree
For many years (maybe twenty), I’ve been of the opinion that the majority of people trying to lose weight, build muscle, increase fitness, improve their health or facilitate any kind of lasting physical transformation (lasting...
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10th March 2011
So if thinking positively is such a universal pursuit, why does it prove to be so elusive to so many? Dare I say, the majority? How To Start Thinking Positively In Less Than Sixty Seconds:
1. You are not your body and your body is not you but you best ...
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08th March 2011
Evidence of Santa
For seven years of my life, I knew Santa was real. After all, he came to my house every Christmas night so I had no reason to believe anything else. All of my experiences until that point in my young life had reinforced the messages m...
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