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Who knew that out of all the childhood school playground games, dodgeball would the most realistic introduction to real-life.
In the game dodgeball, the ball is thrown at you hard and fast. It tags you. Knocks you down. Leaves welts on your skin. But you survive. You learn to duck and slip some of the time; and accept the pain at other times. And then you line up to try again.
There’s an old saying: “I don’t like to speak of things before they’re finished.” I use to agree with this saying, but not anymore. Sharing the process with your followers on social media is just as fun as the finished thing. Share this post: Share on Facebook Share on X (Twitter) Share on Reddit Share…
Every adult is stupid in some subject. And every grown child wishes an adult told them it’s okay, instead of growing up being scared and ashamed and embarrassed. Share this post: Share on Facebook Share on X (Twitter) Share on Reddit Share on LinkedIn Share on Email
Ask that person out Apply for that job Ask for a raise Request a discount Start a business Apply for that college Submit that manuscript Enter that contest Submit that artwork To make progress you gotta get more rejections. Share this post: Share on Facebook Share on X (Twitter) Share on Reddit Share on LinkedIn…
Out of Arnold Schwarzenegger’s 6 Rules for Success, it’s his First Rule for Success that is going to upset parents and teachers the most! GOOD! Too many poor souls follow their parent’s and teacher’s expectations and demands right into fucking mediocrity. Even the best-intentioned parents and teachers can hold you back simply because they do not…
Wrapping up 2018 with a Confidence Workshop for Fitness Instructors at the P2O Hot Pilates & Fitness Teacher Training in Midtown Sacramento. Big shout-out to co-founder Lindy Hobbs for inviting me for the 3rd-year running 🙂 And great to work with up-and-coming Pilates Instructor super-stars, Shannon and Morgan. Hire me to teach a 2-hour interactive…
When you videotape yourself once, you capture your mistakes When you videotape yourself over a year, you showcase your progress Facing my fear of public speaking as an arc of progress really helped me stay mentally strong when videotaping each individual speech. Share this post: Share on Facebook Share on X (Twitter) Share on Reddit…
