Confidence is Vital for Getting Lucky
Confidence is a very influential component for getting lucky, and it is therefore the second secret. It should come as no surprise that lucky people have a great amount of confidence. The rest of us look enviously at them and wish that we could be more confident, too....Infinite Intelligence
Many people throughout the ages have believed in the existence of infinite intelligence, although they might have used different words to describe it. They feel that their best achievements have more to do with outside forces than their own undoubted ability. If this...The 10,000 Hours Myth
My clients are posting huge international successes, and these do not happen without a lot of effort by both coach and client. These are the two comments that recur time and time again in my discussions about luck to the point where they become worrying. The harder...The Mystery of Coaching
If it is difficult to identify the best coaching techniques, it is even more difficult to identify a great coach.
We Are Not Alone – Part 1
We are not alone, because we are all connected. This blog is an edited extract from the conclusion of one of my recent books “Psychoic Revolution”, which was published about 18 months ago. This is the book that I enjoyed writing the most, though it...We Are Not Alone – Part 2
In Part 1 of this blog I suggested we are not alone, but connected to the 8 billion other people who we share our planet with. People either get this concept, or they don’t. Even if they get just a little bit it is often enough to catapult their life to at least the next level.
Golfing World Profiles Anjelika Hammar and Our Work Together
This television clip of Tour player Anjelika Hammer and our work together has been very popular. It demonstrates some of the reasons why Anjelika has reached the top level of golf, and why she deserves to fly higher still. Also we are getting closer to publishing my...How Playing Poker Re-Wires Your Brain … for the Better
Are you getting smarter? Is your brain chemistry being permanently altered?
Carl Jung & Synchronicity
Psychologist Carl Jung viewed luck as synchronicity, and described luck as a meaningful coincidence. So he, like me, believed that luck is not entirely random.