So you've got a dream or an ambition And it drives you So you hold onto it as tightly as you can to keep pushing you day after day But most dreams/ambitions, the big ones anyway, take time to realise What else happens in this time? You
As I get older - I still look mid 20s I know My ideas around success have changed a lot This is positive, it shows growth and evolution But I also find there's a tug of war between who I am now and who I want to be Or
Weird one because we all think that we consciously plot our lives and paths I've been reflecting recently and planning my new direction and one thing has become blindingly obvious The subconscious steers the ship I've been on this path for 13 years now without even
There's a weird thing our brain does when things aren't tangible It values them less Example: I was watching Who Wants To Be A Millionaire recently Contestant was flying - £125k guaranteed and all of his lifelines left Fast forward he's at the £1m question
Be yourself Cliché right? I am a big music fan, I'm also old enough to have been listening before streaming services You would think that streaming services and social media has been great for music And I'd agree to a point But it's also
As much as we believe that everyone hears what we say or post on social media the truth is different A lot don't see it Also, we're not the centre of their world so they don't always remember If McDonalds are spending millions to
I love watching Dragon's Den/Shark Tank etc. And not so much for the actual business learning, they are also interesting But more for the creativity and innovation of the individuals that pitch their ideas You hear often "Why has no one done this already, it'
In a world now where more is available to us than ever before via the internet and social media etc. it's widely known and accepted that it's easier than ever to be distracted I also think there's another issue at play that is rarely
If you were watching a biographical film of your life and you were at this point, what would you be screaming at the screen for you to do/not do? What would be obvious from afar but you can't see it right now? That's where to
If sport intersects with your world anywhere you probably saw that Lewis Hamilton won his first Grand Prix in a Ferrari car If you don't like F1 don't worry there is a point to this The story is his resurgence, oldest race winner since the 1970s
It starts with great intentions, you have a goal and you make a plan to set out a path and help you achieve it Sounds simple right? Along the way, obstacles come into place - competitors, life circumstances, global events etc. Now you're at a fork in the road,
Two questions to sit with this Sunday What about your current routine/approach makes you confident you’ll be successful 5 years from now? What will you do in 5 years to reward your hard work?