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How to rest well

by Sam Radford on February 19, 2010

Rest. We all know we need it. Most of us don’t get enough of it.
And let’s be honest, life is busy, there’s always stuff going on. Who wants to potentially miss out on something exciting because we’re doing something as boring as rest?!
But what if our understanding of rest is all wrong? Rest isn’t about [...]

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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.”
“The only way to know [...]

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I love grand slam tennis. In particular I love Wimbledon, the home of tennis. And it feels like the last two yeas we’ve been served up a real treat. Last years final between Roger Federer and Rafa Nadal was arguably the greatest game of tennis ever played. Who would of thought that the very next [...]

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Stop allowing fear to undermine your potential

by Sam Radford on July 1, 2009

You will never be without fear. There will always be obstacles and challenges that provoke and generate fear. Fear is not something that you can just make disappear.
This leaves us with a critical reality. Will we allow our fear to stop us or will be press on in spite of the fear?
Courage is not the [...]

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What is your health check question?

by Sam Radford on June 23, 2009

What question do we need to regularly ask ourselves to check that we are energised and not drained? The question you need to ask won’t be the same as anyone else. We all need to identify the health check question that checks we are staying on the path to maximising our potential.
For me, the question [...]

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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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There’s no such thing as normal

by Sam Radford on June 4, 2009

You are unique. You could search the entire planet, all six billion people, and still not come close to finding someone the same as you.
Yet, despite this uniqueness, we still get tempted to blend in. To go with the flow. To be ‘normal’.
If we want to live life fully alive though and maximise our potential [...]

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Be humble, be hungry

by Sam Radford on May 27, 2009

Today I simply want to share something by the speaker, consultant and author Jon Gordon. I found it really helpful and thought provoking.
A young man asked me the other day if I had one piece of advice to give him, as he graduates college, what it would be. I told him to be humble and [...]

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We cannot be fully human alone

by Sam Radford on May 14, 2009

Today I want to share a wonderful quote from Desmond Tutu. In many ways it is an extension of my post about helping others that was published on Monday. I discovered it this week and found it truly inspiring.
Ubuntu is a concept that we have in our Bantu languages at home. Ubuntu is the essence [...]

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Rekindle your curiosity (or you may die!)

by Sam Radford on May 7, 2009

On a scale of one to ten (ten is high), how curious are you?
You don’t have to rank yourself on that scale, but the question about curiosity is an important one. If we are going to be people who fully develop and maximise our potential, it will be in large part because of our curiosity.
Have [...]

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