
14 episodes

Breaking the paradigms - Defeating the inner critic! Mark Csabai
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- Health & Fitness
These short but powerful suggestions will help you shift your mindset into one that is more resourceful.
Almost every result we get in life, whether good or bad, results from the state we are in at that moment.
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What is NLP and can it help me?
NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) has been described as the science of excellence in humans and involves modelling successful people's language structure and behaviour.
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How Does the Law of Cause and Effect Really Impact Your Life?
Even if success has eluded you in the past, you can rely on the law of cause and effect to hold. Focus on taking the actions that lead to your desired outcome. You aren't doomed to be a failure at anything. You'll be successful if you follow the success recipe for any endeavour in life.
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5 Qualities to develop to increase your emotional intelligence
There are several kinds of intelligence, and it’s our job to figure out what they are and how to integrate them into our lives.
Along with your IQ, which has long been used to predict success, the new up-and-comer is emotional intelligence or EQ. -
There is no shortage of physical toughness in this world
There is no shortage of physical toughness in this world.
Someone will always be stronger, faster, and tougher than the next person.
Studies have shown very little difference between Olympic athletes that win gold and the rest of the field.
However, according to sports psychologists at the Olympic centre, the athlete's mental ability was the difference between winning a medal and no medal. -
How to get from where you are to where you want to be - Six Steps
While you should strive to make your dreams come true, concentrate on yourself and your journey.
When you spend less time wishing things were different and more time accepting what you've got, you've already found a sense of peace and happiness right there. -
Commit to Good Habits – Lose Bad Habits! The creation of habits number 2
Very seldom do we commit to a bad habit to keep it going. Those bad habits seem to follow us no matter how much we want to stop. Good habits, however, take time and commitment to form and stick to continually.