Archive for the ‘Psychology’ Category

You’ve probably never heard of Bob Andersen, he’s the guy behind the scenes putting together some of the largest property development deals in the country. I’ve managed to track him down in a rare interview to get inside the mind of this real estate genius. If you’re a property investor and want to take your game to the next level, time to listen up!

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Nick is all about accelerating performance and overcoming mental barriers through established and innovative techniques, and it shone through in this hour long blitz where I picked Nick’s brain as much as I could. Having seen successful results in thousands of his clients, Nick is able to quickly teach you how to overcome those mental roadblocks. Don’t miss this!

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Bret was selfless in this call when I asked him to share what he thought was the key ingredient that made the biggest difference for him. We spoke about his mindset evolution, and then got some specific tips on how to make any writing we do more powerful and get better results. If you’ve started with nothing, you’ll be able to relate closely to what’s Bret’s been through.

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Strategic Advisor to Speakers, Coaches and Seminar Promoters, Entrepreneur

Having Chen for an hour would normally cost me my right leg…but he agreed to giving this interview in order to help entrepreneurs… just like you. He shed gem after gem about mindset, positioning, personal branding and the biggest mistakes he sees entrepreneurs make.

In this interview you will discover:

- How Chen started by migrating from the war in Cambodia to getting established and successful in the seminar arena

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Kurek shared with us the single major tragedy that transformed his life, and what he’s observed about the most successful people he’s been around, having trained and mentored tens of thousands of people including Olympic gold medallist Nathalie Cook. An inspiring interview that will strengthen your mental muscles.

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Ever wonder why some people you meet seem to have endless energy, incredible discipline and an unstoppable outlook on life?

Chances are, they’ve given themselves an amazing start to their day. Secret: they do this every single day, without fail. When you get yourself off to a flying start to the day by incorporating a routine that works not only functionally, but revs you up emotionally, it’s like giving yourself an injection of artificial steroids that enhances your ‘life’ performance legally.

I first learned about success routines in my study of NLP and personal development, and since then everyday has been a joyous experience. I’m not saying I don’t have ups and downs during the day, but every day I start off with a supercharged state of mind.

All you have to do is workout what works for you, then commit to yourself that you’ll stick with it for 30 days.

In this post I’ll share with you some of the principles behind it, then share my exact morning routine.

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This is the second part in a 2 part series. Read the first article here.

Distinction #4 – Activity always expands to fit the time

This concept I’ve found to be so true in all areas of my life. When there is no urgent deadline, things just ‘cruise’ at an easy pace, and fill up the time. But put a time frame and make yourself accountable, and things start to REALLY happen.

This is true both on a long term (months/years) and short term (hours/days) scale. I’ll give you a quick example. In my time as a personal trainer, I myself used to hire a trainer to train me because I realise how important it is to keep myself accountable to someone else even though ‘in theory’ I know what I should be doing. As part of my sessions, I used to book 2 hour sessions with trainers, and by the end as you’d expect I was pretty stuffed. Then I started shortening the sessions to 1 hour, and I found I was lifting just as much and feeling just as fatigued as the 2 hour sessions.

Deciding my workout could be even more efficient, I decided to cut down my sessions to 30 minutes! Now I know when I go the gym, I have 30 minutes with which to be as intense as possible, stay super focused and then get out of the gym so I can do other stuff. My mindset was completely different, and in 30 minutes I was finding I could still get the maximum benefits in such little time. But I had to schedule that time, and I had to make sure that someone was there to keep watch and ensure I was on track.

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