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Many years ago, I lost someone close to leukaemia. It was a long time ago and they didn’t have the treatments or facilities that they have now. But never mind the past, Amit Gupta’s one of the thousands of people diagnosed with leukamia today. He’s of South Asian descent and lives in the US. I don’t know much more about him other than he’s collaborated with Seth Godin in the past and is a vibrant man with a promising future. He’s had chemotherapy and the next step is a bone marrow... Read Full Story

In a world where public increasingly seems to be the new private, it almost seems like blasphemy (or prudish) to admit that your Privacy is important to me. Together with Personal Space and Discretion . That’s why you won’t find me name-dropping or telling your family or everyone on twitter that you’re a client. It’s also why my privacy policy states that if you leave a comment here that you later want removed, I’ll remove it for you. I mention this for two reasons: 1) Bucking The So... Read Full Story

The 2011 EFT Tapping World Summit is gearing up to start in a few weeks! This huge online event happens once a year and this year, the pre-launch is kicking off with a free video from Jack Canfield . The EFT Tapping World Summit is the biggest yearly event in the EFT community and is probably also one of the biggest and most popular events that happens in the entire personal development world. Over 100,000 people attended this event online in 2010 and over 81,000 people attended in 2009... Read Full Story

As 2011 gets rolling, you might be wondering how to maintain your intentions to REALLY turn things round for yourself this year… before the buzz of all those days of opportunity lying fresh and untouched before you fades. New Year Resolutions are one thing, making them a reality is something else. This is especially true if you’re depressed, stressed or going through something that’s strangling your mood, outlook and motivation levels. If you can feel the tug on your heart of something... Read Full Story

If you’re a regular reader, you might have noticed that I’ve been a bit quiet on here recently. Lots has happened – After a couple of years of travelling back and forth between the UAE and the UK, I am now based in Dubai. Moving was a hectic time but thankfully it all went without a hitch. The culture, environment and atmosphere here in Dubai is as different from the UK as you can get! But it’s already beginning to feel familiar and I am still loving the novelty of the wall of heat that... Read Full Story

Habits allow to you be efficient at things. You don’t have to think about what to do, your habits let you get on and do it. Without habits, life would be clunky and tedious and we’d all be having to think harder about things we don’t really want to think about. Habits create comfort zones . As the name implies, comfort zones are a set of behaviours and thoughts that you have tried and tested and now feel very comfortable – even when they’re dull or inappropriate. This morning on twitter... Read Full Story

Have you ever been let down by a builder, plumber, lawyer, therapist, doctor or any other specialist? Being let down by an expert can be dramatically stressful. Not only has it left you lighter in your pocket, it’s also betrayed two of your most precious values – your sense of fair play and your sense of trust . When fundamental values are rocked, it affects your thinking and priorities. In fact, you might know people so consumed by stress, negativity or rage that every waking moment is... Read Full Story

This blog has just turned 5 months old and I’m really energized by all the things I’m developing to be delivered to you over the coming months! However, what I really want to do right now is to check in with you to find out if I am being as useful as I can be. Because website articles and newsletters are so different from personal one-to-one consulting, I’ve created a short survey that will help me to see and shape this site through your eyes. I would love to get your feedback on the... Read Full Story

Multi-tasking is second nature to many of us and has practically become a survival skill that we display with pride in the busy, hectic world we’ve created for ourselves. This morning my second client call ran on longer than expected. After I had written up my notes, I switched on my links to the outside world – outlook, skype and twitter – and a short time later, found myself having one of those surreal and lucid moments when it feels like you are watching yourself doing something... Read Full Story

There is a strong relationship between self-appreciation and self-esteem. Self-esteem enables us to live our lives with confidence and take decisions based on the integrity of our values. Self-appreciation is the act of recognising the benefits of the qualities that we have. Many of our qualities are so intrinsic that they become like wallpaper in that they add colour and depth to your personality but you no longer notice them. Develop Self-Understanding Conscious self-appreciation... Read Full Story