HELPING INDIVIDUALS & ORGANIZATIONS WAKE-UP. PERMANENTLY. 🙂
In my blog This Epic Life, I share strategies to help you (and your organization)
emanate joy and success–
I also share ridiculous reflections on my ongoing awakening as a dad, yogi, & artist.
Recent posts are below, categories coming soon.
I celebrate conscious men who realize when they're acting like giant babies. My coach Bob Conlin copped to an epic mantrum this past weekend, and he's such a conscious leader I should've paid attention to the astrological forecast. Perhaps one would be in my future too.... "Nah, things are going really well right now! Bob should lock down his mantrum." My clients agree: there's … [Read more...]
If Mindset is the Battlefield, We Need Swords, and Shields. . Before Michael Phelps launches himself into a pool to race, he's already won in his mind. The outcome of the race is a foregone conclusion. The most winning athlete in Olympic history-- 23 gold medals, and 28 overall-- is a case study in visualization, mindset training, and mental priming. . . Sure, Phelps has the perfect … [Read more...]
This question comes up on an almost daily basis: "I have no idea what my mission or purpose is. How will I know when it shows up?" The short answer is, that's the human condition. You're not broken, or behind the rest of the class. The longer answer is below, in an excerpt from my forthcoming book, due out later this year. Non-Negotiable #1: The Soul. However cool … [Read more...]
I'm always thinking about ways to summarize themes that come up with clients. The people I get to work with simply amaze me, and their challenges are often universal. As I plug away on writing my book, I'm becoming obsessed with the opportunity of integrating the aspects of our lives that are the most important to us. . THE STRUGGLE IS REAL . Just about everyone I've … [Read more...]
Sometimes despite our best efforts to control a situation, our holiday get togethers spiral into disasters of epic proportions. This year we may have created a whole new holiday called DisEaster. We're lucky when we can laugh about it later. We're luckier still when we can laugh at it while it's happening. Tied closely with this week's exploration on releasing perfectionism, I captured our … [Read more...]
