Category: Coaching
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iDiscover Part 1: Values
This is the first of three posts I will release over the next two weeks on my learnings and insights from the 3-day intensive personal development workshop “iDiscover“, created and run by Gal Stiglitz. I won’t give out many details on the content of the course as I would only recommend you discover it by yourself! Anyone who wants to…
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The Greatest Hypnotist In Your Life
Stop rehearsing your old stories. I remember an inspiring hypnotist I trained with a while back saying: “stop being authored and start authoring”. These words and the message they convey stuck with me. “That’s the story of my life”.. “that’s just who I am”… we know these sentences; we all know someone who said something along these…
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Solar Impulse
A few months ago, I read a book written by Bertrand Piccard, the pilot of Solar Impulse, about better living. As an aside, he is also a well-known psychiatrist who happens to use hypnosis both in his practice as well as for himself… But I am getting distracted. Beyond the fact that it was a…
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“Know Thyself”
“Know Thyself” is possibly one of the most well-known aphorisms of all times. It was supposedly written at the entrance of the Temple of Apollo at Delphi, in Ancient Greece. Many thinkers, philosophers and writers throughout the centuries attempted to decipher the meaning underlying these two simple words. What did the Ancients mean? What kind…
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Two Cognitive Minds
“We have the power to choose moment by moment who and how we want to be in the world” ~Jill Bolte Taylor Watch Jill Bolte Taylor’s “My Stroke of Insight” HERE! My fascination for the human mind, how we “tick”, and what we understand (or don’t) about the brain has begun to lead me on a…
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You Don’t Need To Be Who You Think You Are
What do you tell yourself and others about who you are? What do you tell yourself and others about what you “have always done”, what you “have always been”, how you “have always reacted”? I wonder if you have ever paid attention to the words you use to describe yourself, your identity. Both when you…
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The Shadow of Life
Staring at the sun with our bare eyes is difficult if not impossible. The equivalent is true of death. It is hard to think about death and face it without blinking. Irvin D. Yalom has done it multiple times during decades of therapy practice and talked about it in a wonderful book. I won’t try…
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Our Amazing Brain
“The intuitive mind is a sacred gift, and the rationale mind is a faithful servant.” ~Albert Einstein This quote really resonates with me, and I think it is a waste that our modern society has cut out of the picture most of the intuitive to rely almost exclusively on a rationale modus operandi. I strongly believe that we should strive to reconcile and promote…
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The Imagination Game
There is a word which keeps coming back every time I talk about hypnosis, yet is not present enough in people’s lives. This word is: imagination. Now, this is just a word, but when you think about it, when you think about what imagination REALLY evokes for you, it opens a limitless internal universe… Imagination is the faculty of the…
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How Do We (Really) Learn?
How do we learn? How do we build knowledge? What do we really know, and don’t know? Are there not things that you thought you did not know, yet somehow discovered you did?And reversely, how many times did you assume you knew how something worked, but actually when challenged or put on the spot, realised…
