In this classic joke about how to split the bar bill, we learn how governments should NOT tax people if they want to maintain a solid society.
With a lot of our goals, we often follow one step backwards, with two more – in the same direction! In this short Insight, we’ll look at an amazing example of this behavioural trap and consider how we can overcome it.
If you’re anything like me, you’ll know that being different can be tough some times. It’s so much easier to stick with the majority That’s not to say I go looking for arguments – but I do enjoy solving problems and looking for ways to improve the status quo. And that can ‘disturb’ people a bit…
Perhaps it’s obvious that obedience to authority does not always serve us well. But most people are very obedient – and many will accept instructions to do crazy or even dangerous things. It’s part of our human condition . . .
Wouldn’t it be brilliant if we could transform some of our bad relationships to good ones? Of course, no one has all the answers to this most difficult life challenge and least of all me but … … the ideas in this book offer real hope
Hey guys, a couple of years back (Sept 2015) I had a great day out listening to experts in well-being – and saw the Dalai Lama interviewed on stage at a London Theatre.
To achieve more, of whatever we strive for, it sure helps if we’re feeling good about it. And yet we can’t feel good all the time – so how do we deal with that?
If you really WANT to make a change – to achieve more for yourself or your loved ones – here’s a good way to start that journey.
Whether it’s on New Year’s eve – or any other day of the year – not everyone likes to set goals. Here’s a quick look at both sides of the argument.
Have you heard about the Motivational Interview (MI) ? It’s the big thing in Therapy and Coaching these days. And this, briefly, is what it’s about.