Wednesday, August 27, 2008
UK-based readers might recognize the influence of Shakin’ Stevens in the title of this post.
I was never a fan but remember watching Top Of The Pops (now extinct) and complaining how I couldn’t get his catchy little ditty out of my head (it was the hormones, no doubt!).
Well, 20 plus years later the hormone flow […]
Just yesterday China’s top hope for an Olympic Gold Track medal, Xiang LIU, unfortunately had to withdraw from his 110 meters Hurdles race because of injury.
It’s always sad when an athlete is unable to perform because of something beyond their control.
Especially so when there is a once in a lifetime opportunity to do so at […]
How valuable has education been to your career success?
Kind of a loaded question, eh?!
Reminds me of what Tony Robbins (the personal development guru) is reputed to have said when queried on his lack of formal qualifications:
“I have a Ph.D. - a Ph.D. in Results.” lol!
How disarming! ‘love it!
Anyway, I happened to come across UK-based […]
I haven’t been this moved by a film (and all I’ve seen so far is the YouTube trailer!!) - since the final 30 minutes of The Shawshank Redemption.
“Man on Wire” tells the incredible, true story of Philippe Petit’s 7th August 1974 highwire artistry on a 3/4 inch steel cable suspended between the two World Trade […]
Well, I was all ready to call it a night here but just learned via Twitter.com that Randy Pausch is sadly no longer alive in this world.
I watched “The Last Lecture” online a few months ago and recall the honesty and humility, tinged with regret for the days ahead, with which he delivered his […]
Just like career choices, some fruits are grown naturally.
And others aren’t.
Take your pick.
- Mark McClure
As a Career change and Life coach I get quite a kick from helping people “do more of what you love”.
But, as with many things in life, results can take time and are often different from what was first conceived.
Yet, in my coaching practice I do meet clients who are prepared to honestly assess their […]
If you haven’t done so, then please read part 1:
Perfection In Such An Average Day
Well, my average day actually stretched through the weekend and included these 5 simple highlights:
1- Attending a School Choir and Band Concert
2- Going For a Run after 10 days off with a cold
3- Enjoying a couple of Beers at home
4- Late […]
There’s an old, somewhat worn out personal development / goal setting exercise that usually goes something like this:
“Imagine you’ve just six months to live.
What would you do?
Where would you go?
Who would you spend time with?”
I (and some of my coaching clients) invariably have trouble imagining our own future demise - it’s been no easy […]
Blog Comment Posting Update:
I’ve been manually approving all comments to this blog and while it makes sure that the sp#m is not published, the downside is the delay in publishing legitimate comments (as I typically only check once a day.)
Your comments will now be automatically published on this blog as long as you have:
at least […]