A Healthy Perspective on Practice
After you have practiced for a while, you will realize that it is not possible to make rapid, extraordinary progress.
After you have practiced for a while, you will realize that it is not possible to make rapid, extraordinary progress.
Silence helps us live our lives in the territory of the world instead of being lost in the mind.
The mind can take us on a journey that makes false associations, creating a fictitious reality to live in.
What are effective partnerships? Who do we build relationships with?
Our goals give us direction throughout the year for the kind of life we want to create.
Check out this podcast interview I did with Trisha Lewis in the UK called Make it Real.
One of the biggest mental training benefits is observing the mind’s mental chatter.
What are the risks of the illusion of separateness?
See the route as it is and then engage the stress with full awareness.
How many times can you say “I don’t know” today?
Reminding ourselves to focus on what we love about what we hate redirects our attention to learning.
Commitment, motivation, self worth, and so much more are integral to performance.
Are you loving what you do or doing what you love?
What does your fight with fear look like?