Sure, we’re all about success. There’s little point in trying anything new (other than just for fun) if success were not the desired outcome or at least a possibility. But
Are you kidding me? We’re well into the New Year and you haven’t written down your goals yet?
Determining and writing down your goals and objectives are TWO of the most
If you’ve ever subjected your skeletal system to the bone threatening pressure of a heavy barbell during a grueling set of squats, bench press or dead lift or taken on
Whether you’re a competitive athlete or just working on chiseling down for the beach, you have, in large part placed the fate of your success in the palm of someone
It’s like that with our goals. We think we know what we want and even have an internal map of how to get there - but somewhere along the way we wind up confused, lost and chaotic. That’s when Anarchy does its best dirty work. If your objective or goal is even remotely cloudy, vague, and ambiguous this saboteur will slip in and begin destroying your ability to achieve it.
I was recently interviewed by Erik Rokeach of Fitness Business Interviews.com who called it "The Most important Interview He Has Ever Done."
Part one of the 2 part series "How
I've been quoted as saying "All achievement is based first on the strength of your WILL." The strength of will I talk about of course is the WILL to start,
Have you ever had a partner, coach or friend who pushed you a little harder than you actually wanted to be pushed?  I mean they demanded more from you perhaps
He almost talked himself out of it...
A few weeks ago one of my coaching clients had traveled to the Big Apple on what was designed to be a reconnaissance