by Dr. Stephen Simpson | Weekly Blog
Maybe anxiety strikes you from the moment your alarm goes off in the morning. Perhaps it hits when your boss tells you that he needs to speak with you in his office before the end of the day. With training, it’s possible to come out on the other side of anxiety.
by Dr. Stephen Simpson | Weekly Blog
The ability to simplify means to eliminate the unnecessary so that the necessary may speak.
by Dr. Stephen Simpson | Acting, Articles, NLP, Weekly Blog
The following visualization technique brings together many of the concepts that I developed while acting. The “Direct the 5✮ Movie of Your Best Life” exercise allows you to consciously change your perspective and when that happens, you always profit from this new viewpoint. Besides, you will see yourself with greater clarity and more like how others see you.
by Dr. Stephen Simpson | Weekly Blog
You may remember I wrote a post earlier this year about making your own luck. This is what I wrote then. I rarely make predictions, but this one was on the money, literally. “The harder you work the luckier you get.” How many times have you heard this...
by Dr. Stephen Simpson | Articles, Mind, Personal Development, Weekly Blog
The charcoal burner and the fuller lived in the same village and became friends. However there very different jobs placed a limit on their friendship. Whether this limit was real or imagined is the question? As usual with Aesop there are several different conclusions...
by Dr. Stephen Simpson | Articles, Mind, Personal Development, Weekly Blog
Sometimes a reward may not be what it seems. A badge of honour can in reality be a badge of dishonour to everybody else. You might say the vicious dog got what he deserved. Or you might feel sorry for him perhaps?
