by Dr. Stephen Simpson | Personal Development, Weekly Blog
The phrase “living in one percent of reality” can be interpreted in a few different ways. When my clients grasp even the smallest degree of understanding about this concept, their performances are propelled to a much higher level than they expected, or...
by Dr. Stephen Simpson | Weekly Blog
Probably not, but judging from his recent comments he easily could have read Push At Open Doors. Here he talks about his steering wheel, which controls his car. You have a steering wheel too, which controls your life. Perhaps this wheel could also be simplified. Read...
by Dr. Stephen Simpson | Acting, Personal Development, Weekly Blog
A FREE Gift? What’s the catch? Absolutely nothing, although it would be nice if you could leave a comment on YouTube. This audiobook will shortly be published on iTunes, and it was also be great if you let me know of any improvements I could make to it before...
by Dr. Stephen Simpson | Sport, Weekly Blog
Life always has its ups and downs, even for the rich and famous. As always it is how adversity is tackled that determines eventual success or failure. This is a short article I wrote this week for The Best You magazine. What makes David Beckham one of the greatest...
by Dr. Stephen Simpson | Weekly Blog
Regular readers will know the importance that I attach to daily meditation, and its mental and physical benefits. It does not take hours, just 5-10 minutes daily is enough. I have meditated for over 35 years, and discovered HeartMath techniques about two years ago. I...
by Dr. Stephen Simpson | Weekly Blog
I received many very appreciative comments about my last blog. But a few people asked what the connection was between golf and Jack The Ripper? Good question. So now is the perfect time to repeat an important point. My clients are a diverse group. About the only thing...
by Dr. Stephen Simpson | Personal Development, Weekly Blog
One evening last week I was in the wrong place at the wrong time, and not for the first time either. The evening plans were trashed, so what to do? In such circumstances the reptilean genes often kick off, and I was drawn to follow the herd who appeared to know what...
by Dr. Stephen Simpson | Weekly Blog
On Saturday a tiger escaped in Augusta, Georgia, USA. More accurately the zoo keeper decided to open the cage door, and who knows how much damage will result from this decision? My understanding is that the zoo keeper justified his action by saying he was only going...
by Dr. Stephen Simpson | Weekly Blog
For some the New Year is a week away, for others it started with the Solstice on 21st. So it’s a time of reflection. What went right in 2013, what went wrong? How can 2014 be better? What you think is often what you get. This is why my favourite words from The...
by Dr. Stephen Simpson | Personal Development, Weekly Blog
Don’t we just love Monday mornings, with its long list of overdue tasks to complete. Even better when there is no wifi, as happened to me today. Everything I planned to do, including writing this blog, depended on wifi. So how could I use this extra time? By...
