If you are not familiar with Wayne Dyer’s work, I wanted to introduce you to him today. If you already follow him, then you are going to enjoy this.

Wayne Dyer has been a personal development specialist for many decades and his work continues to grow, expand and evolve. Some of his latest projects have been absolutely amazing. I credit a number of his books for helping me personally change the way I see the world, my family and my business.

The following sequence of videos is his movie called “The Shift” which has been published for free distribution on Youtube.

I have collected all of the parts of this movie here on my blog for your benefit so you can watch them back to back and experience the entire movie.

Let me know what you think.

I have been neglecting this blog for the past couple of months but it does not mean I have not been working on new ideas, techniques and so on. In fact, I have been immersed in some really exciting personal growth studying that has been really helping in many areas of my life.

I have resurrected my study of the book “Psycho Cybernetics” by Maxwell Maltz.

In my opinion, if you only read one personal growth book… this should be it. I have picked up so many ideas and strategies that have helped me in huge ways in my life.

One of my favourite lessons learned I discuss in this video. Check it out:

One of the biggest things I see people struggling with, whether I’m coaching or even just people I meet in general, is that they know what they *should* be doing to improve certain things in their life… but they don’t actually *do* it!

In some cases, these people have read and studied a wide variety of self improvement topics. So lack of knowledge is not the issue. The issue is lack of follow through. And in my opinion, the reason there is a lack of follow through is because there is no real forcing function.

I am just as guilty as anyone else when it comes to not always following through on the things I know I should be doing to reach my goals.

I also learned something important a few years ago….

When achieving a result is important enough, there are things you can do that ENSURE you will take action. One of those things is declaring your intention publicly. That is exactly what I’m doing today and I hope it inspires you to do something similar:

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I have been wanting to blog about this topic for some time now. For the past 6 or 7 weeks, I have spent all of my “study time” immersed in the work of Tony Schwartz from The Energy Project.

I am almost done his book called The Power of Full Engagement (not an affiliate link, second book in the list) and it has been one of the most powerful, life changing books I have ever read.

In a nutshell, his work is all about energy management and helping people perform at elite levels by understanding how energy impacts performance. I intend to share more information about his work but for now I wanted to start with a REALLY cool video I found about The Energy Project and how he was able to help a group of high school students tap into their own potential

I’d love to hear your thoughts on this. Do you know about energy management already? How do you maximize your work time and your renewal time? Is this your first time hearing about The Energy project?

I have heard this kind of story so many times. Aspiring entrepreneurs REALLY hate their job, have an intense desire to make a change in their life and start their own business but they are discouraged by “well meaning” family members or friends.

If your relationship with someone is being threatened because you have the desire to make a major change in your life (business or otherwise), then I want to suggest you look into that. If someone really cares about you and it is a mutually respectful relationship, they should support you in any decision that helps you live a happy and fulfilled life.

Here are some of my thoughts…

As with any personal development discussion, we have discussed many concepts and ideas that will change your habits and ultimately your behavior. None of these changes will be long last without persistence and perseverance.

From Day 7 of our 7 Day Brainwash program, Brad and I share some of our thoughts on how to build perseverance into your mindset and make commitment to completion part of your overall game plan:

The money discussion can always get a little iffy. Some people have very strong opinions about money, how it is earned and so on. In this video, Brad and I attack some of our underlying beliefs about money and the whole concept of the true nature of money.

From Day 6 of our 7 Day Brainwash program, hear our thoughts on money and tell me if you can relate:

Confidence is one of those human traits that can come and go like the weather. I know in my life I see this happen a lot with sports. One day, I will play an amazing game in basketball and feel like I’m the best player on the court. The next game, I make a few bad plays to start the game and I start questioning myself.

Having confidence in your life is a tricky topic but you can build and develop it. It has to be done deliberately though.

From Day 5 of our 7 Day Brainwash program, Bad and I share some ideas to help you work on your confidence levels:

Facing fear is certainly a topic I have discussed on more than one occasion and I am sure it will come up again. It is for a good reason though. We all need to analyze our fears and evaluate how they may be preventing us from doing things in our life.

From Day 4 of our 7 Day Brainwash program, Brad and I discuss facing fears and some ideas to help you get started:

Being productive is something that can be defined differently by different people. What I consider to be productive today would not have been even remotely fathomable 2 or 3 years ago. My productivity levels have never been higher but it was not always that way. Being productive requires practice and planning.

From Day 3 of the 7 Day Brainwash, here are our thoughts on productivity and some tips for you to consider: