19 May 2010 by Angela Butler
Your Inner Goddess, is yourself. Your soul. Your intuition. Your heart. The real, true essence of YOU. Simple! And the trick to unleashing her, is to simply learn how to quieten the hussle and bussle that confuses her, dig her out from underneath all of life's baggage that has accumulated and let her JUST BE! That's it! You do not need to invent your Goddess. The Goddess, is not an....
20 May 2009 by Ali Campbell
Wow what a difference a few inches make, well at least in some sections of the media… unless you’ve been buried under a mountain of snow you’ll have read the debate in the gossip mags on the lovely Jessica Simpson and her recent weight gain. It’s front page news… I think the world’s gone mad! It’s been an up and down month all round on the celeb scene, Jessica Simpson and Kelly....
20 May 2009 by Michael Neill
"What Stops You?" - what is it that you think stops you from getting what you want?
26 Mar 2009 by Jennifer Louden
How often do we sit waiting for inspiration? We sit and stew and ponder and pout. We think it's all about the mind and how it tie ideas to inspiration, yet, the experience of inspiration is first physical. What is your calling card of inspiration? Goose bumps? Chills? A burst of energy? The urge to dance? Suddenly feeling rather randy? What if, rather than believing....
6 Mar 2009 by Michael Neill
You were born happy... let Michael show you how to re-connect to your own innate happiness and well being...
6 Mar 2009 by Michael Neill
"The Principle of Thought" - A unique insight into the principle of 'thought' and how to just let go for the change you want.
6 Mar 2009 by Michael Neill
"Diamonds, nail varnish and horse crap" - Who are you really?
6 Mar 2009 by Michael Neill
"The 3 Secrets of Effortless Success" - We all know what to do whether we acknowledge it or not is a different matter...
6 Mar 2009 by Michael Neill
"The Myth of Happiness" - and why most people get it the wrong way round...
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26 Feb 2009 by Ali Campbell
Relationships are funny things… Or at least they should be if they’re going to last. I don’t just mean relationship in the sense of that special someone in your life or bed. We all have many and varied relationships in our daily lives - work colleagues, friends and family. Some are powerful and passionate and others fleeting and fickle but all are important. Or are they? I had a very....
25 Feb 2009 by Ali Campbell
As we flew low over the Scottish highlands, our little plane being buffeted by the wind and thermal air currents, I couldn’t help but wonder if this was what some people felt like in their lives… Continually being blown off course and fighting to make any progress in the right direction. This flight was the culmination of a period of great flux and change in my own life and a scenic flight....
24 Feb 2009 by Peta Heskell
Values We all have things that are important to us. To a very religious person it might be very important that they marry into their faith. To someone who has been ‘cheated on’ it might be very important to know that their next partner is into monogamy. I surveyed couples who have been together for over ten years and consider themselves happy. By far the most dominant reason they gave....
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19 Feb 2009 by Ali Campbell
In NLP we know that success doesn’t exist. That’s not to say that you cannot be successful. It simply means that success is a nominalization, a concept not a thing. It’s an idea before the mind that only you can validate. While the trappings of success like a shiny new car, large house or beautiful family can be visible for all to see. Success is none (or all) of these things. Success....
19 Feb 2009 by Julia McVey
For many, setting goals is a very daunting task and perhaps this is why after a short period all our good intentions are forgotten. No matter what you want to achieve in your business, career or personal life, the best place to start is at the end. This seems crazy, but by starting at the desired outcome and working backwards you will be able to trace the steps you need to take to achieve your....
19 Feb 2009 by Ali Campbell
When I first studied NLP I mistakenly thought that having control of my mind meant I could immunise myself from life. If something bad happened I’d just make it so that it didn’t matter and I hadn’t really wanted it anyway. A bit like the guy running for the train just as the doors close only to do that funny little dance as if to say “just out for a morning jog, what train? Oh that....