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Latest Articles
Boost Your Self-Motivation Today
Published 8 October, 2009 | Personal Productivity
You are able to be incredibly self-motivated! It’s true. We all are, given the right context. If I park my car on your toe, your true motivation for action would manifest immediately - motivation for me to get my darn car off your foot! If you develop a terrible itch, the really intense kind on a scale of 1-10 (10 being the itchiest), how compelled are you to scratch it? Motivation in these contexts is easy to produce.
How to Overcome Fear of Flying
Published 7 October, 2009 | Overcoming Fears
Some people think they have a fear of flying when what they really experience is claustrophobia; not liking to feel ‘shut in’. Here I want to focus on fear of flying proper.
Best Man Speech Tips: Relax, Inspire, and Amuse
Published 6 October, 2009 | Communication Skills
He’d been so terrified of his best man’s speech he drunk half a bottle of whisky, tripped over the microphone, and belched casually at the audience before stumbling away. He’d made an impact all right, but not the one he (not to mention the bride and groom) had hoped for.
How to Pass Your Driving Test
Published 5 October, 2009 | Overcoming Fears
I had expected to pass my driving test the first time, but as the little old lady dived out the way like a stunt extra from a Die Hard movie, doubt began to creep in. I swerved and she leapt, somersaulting down a grassy knoll (I exaggerate slightly).
How to Stop Negative Thinking in 7 Simple Steps
Published 2 October, 2009 | Thinking Skills
As someone once said: “Life’s problems reveal who we really are!” and that’s true; negative thinkers can “yeah, but” when things are going great. On the other hand, the more resilient of positive thinkers can remain upbeat when times are tough.
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