You can hear a pin drop in every audience I’m in front of when I tell them that living life with no legs is not a big deal…
Read MoreMore often I’m being asked to teach people to become more resilient, and as I’ve said before, resilience is not something that can be learned.
Read MoreLet’s face it, sometimes, @*&$ just happens.
Read MoreI’m sure you heard the news last week about four Paralympian’s running a time fast enough to have gotten gold if they had been competing two weeks earlier at the Olympics.
Read MoreA few weeks ago I had the amazing opportunity to act as a mentor to a group of five teenagers with varying abilities as they learnt to scuba dive in the Cayman Islands.
Read MoreSo the *$#& has just hit the fan and you need to be more resilient.
Read MoreLearning that is. We strive; we set goals. We use phrases like “I’m getting there” (or at least I do) to indicate our progress toward a set point; a destination.
Read MoreAll of us feel stuck at some point in our lives, and it’s no wonder. The scientific community suggests that the average adult makes approximately 35,000 decisions each day…
Read MoreI live in Alberta, Canada. You may not know this, but Alberta is Canada’s oil province; kind of like Texas is for the US.
Read MoreResilience is a funny thing. We only need it when things go wrong. The rest of the time it’s something for others to worry about.
Read MoreYou’ve heard the phrase “You get what you focus on”. Or in my words, “How you see is what you get”.
Read MoreSome of the most rewarding events for me as a keynote speaker are when I get to speak to people in healthcare.
Read MoreIf you’ve heard me use the phrase before “When you change the way you see the world, you change the world”, there’s a good chance that the image that comes to mind is one of massive change…
Read MoreInspired by my friend Will Gadd’s story of how he, one of the worlds most prolific athletes when it comes to all things extreme, found himself settled back on the couch feeling sorry for himself with a broken finger.
Read MoreAfter a year of rehab, I finally found out last week that the shoulder injury I’ve been dealing with isn’t really an injury. That is, it’s not something that can be fixed, with surgery or without, but is simply “worn out”.