How Much Discomfort Can You Endure?
The irony for me is, I have a far superior knowledge, understanding and ability to use visualisation techniques now than I did when I was a professional athlete.
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The irony for me is, I have a far superior knowledge, understanding and ability to use visualisation techniques now than I did when I was a professional athlete.
The irony for me is, I have a far superior knowledge, understanding and ability to use visualisation techniques now than I did when I was a professional athlete.
The irony for me is, I have a far superior knowledge, understanding and ability to use visualisation techniques now than I did when I was a professional athlete.
The irony for me is, I have a far superior knowledge, understanding and ability to use visualisation techniques now than I did when I was a professional athlete.
The irony for me is, I have a far superior knowledge, understanding and ability to use visualisation techniques now than I did when I was a professional athlete.
The irony for me is, I have a far superior knowledge, understanding and ability to use visualisation techniques now than I did when I was a professional athlete.
One of two ways to externalise our internal world, our words hold significant importance to our relationship with ourselves and how we connect and impact others we interact with.
The foundational step in living a life of meaning, purpose and fulfilment, a life of value, substance and freedom, a life of inspiration, creation and connection is, to take full responsibility for it.
When faced with the inevitable resistance of challenge, a mindset of passivity leads only to failure. The emotions attached to genuine challenge are deeply destructive (i.e: doubt, fear, despair, chaos to name some at the top end) and will destroy any resolve we may hold if we are meek in our approach.
By voluntarily choosing to do challenging things one gives themselves the immense opportunity to practice and strengthen a broad range of human capacities.