Throughout my blogs, I talk a lot about the discipline and passion it takes to developing your skill sets. Developing a skill is obtained by way of high levels of struggle in deeper practice, which …
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"Nothing risked means nothing lost." That quote has always resonated with me. It's February, and it's time to focus on the conversion of habits to skills. Here's a quick review about habits …
I was the kid who people accused of asking too many questions. Do you know any kids like that? But here's the thing – I'd usually only ask questions to people I felt were intelligent enough to answer …
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I'm a huge Malcolm Gladwell fan. I'm currently reading his book, "What The Dog Saw" on Audible. One of the chapters is titled, "The Art of Failure – Why Some People Choke and Others Panic." The …
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What's your definition for ignorance and intelligence? For me, ignorance is when you don't know what to do and intelligence is when you know what to do, while also being capable to do what must be …
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Happy New Year. It's January, and my clients still are disciplined to the mindset of building habits and strength (November-January). Remember, as we continue to emphasize – a habit consists of a cue, …
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