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What inspires you?

by Sam Radford on February 16, 2010

What are the things that leave you feeling inspired?
Is it a particular type of film? Certain books? A good talk? An interactive conversation?
We’re all inspired in different ways. Sadly though, we all far too often not inspired at all.
We get sucked into the daily repetitive rhythms of life and forget to dream, imagine, and explore.
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Living life as an adventure

by Sam Radford on September 4, 2009

I meet a lot of people who – whether directly or indirectly – say that their lives are boring and mundane. In fact, these seems to be the prevalent condition for most people. And, truth be told, we all face times when our lives like this. Not only that, they’ll always been some aspects of [...]

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How to avoid distorted perspectives

by Sam Radford on August 31, 2009

Have you noticed how often your perspective can be totally skewed? At the time you don’t realise it of course. But, in hindsight, you come to realise that you perspective about a particular situation was way off the mark.
I’ve come to discover that typically my perspective in the moment is rarely the best one. The [...]

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Doing what you love (even if it means you’re poor)

by Sam Radford on August 19, 2009

Welcome back. I’ve been on a break whilst travelling to South Africa for three weeks. I’ve had an amazing time that has impacted me in so many ways. I’m sure much of it will come through in the writing to come. I’m excited to be back writing.
As I said before taking the break, it is [...]

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How do we ‘develop our character’?

by Sam Radford on July 21, 2009

I wrote yesterday about the importance of character. I stressed the need to focus as much on developing our character as we do our talents and skills. But why is it that we’re drawn to spend more time focussed on what we do rather than who we are?
I think it’s because developing what we do [...]

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The key to greatness

by Sam Radford on July 20, 2009

I want to kick of this week by simply sharing three great quotes from a book called ‘Story’ by Robert McKee.
“True character is revealed in the choices a human being makes under pressure – the greater the pressure, the deeper the revelation, the truer the choice to the character’s essential nature.”
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Practical steps to break life and work monotony

by Sam Radford on June 9, 2009

Yesterday was about identifying the elements and activities involved with our life and work and breaking them down into three groups:

Hot (really enjoy doing)
Medium (neither love nor hate doing)
Mild (really dislike doing)

If you haven’t already, this is a really worthwhile process to go through. Be as detailed as you can. Don’t just label different activities; [...]

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It’s the start of a new week and you have a choice. Are you going to just let the week drift by, or are you going to choose to make the most of it, learn from it, and grow through it?
Many of us are frustrated that we have a very mundane life. Life is nothing [...]

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Heroes, Victims & Villains | by Russ Murphy

by Sam Radford on June 5, 2009

Today’s post is by guest columnist Russ Murphy. Russ is theĀ founder of Walkabout Consulting.
I love movies.
Making them.
Watching them.
Critiquing them.
I love everything about the whole process of story telling on celluloid. I come to learn that most great stories have three main characters: a victim, a villain and a hero. We have the Villain tying someone [...]

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You need to make sure you don’t miss the primary plot for your life by getting too caught up in the sub-plots. This is what came out of my mouth during a conversation with a friend yesterday.
My friend is at a point in her life where she’s trying to figure all kinds of things out.

What [...]

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