Personal Mastery Blog

Today’s blog post is courtesy of Personal Breakthrough Creator Yvonne McIntosh. It’s a 16 minute YouTube video that I promise you is worth watching on so many levels. When you have an Exponential Mindset, you understand your role and responsibility in this world is BIGGER than you.

This inspirational video will touch you as it did me – watch it to the end to get the FULL moral of the story.

I have a similar story that ‘validated’ what I did for many employees – about 7 years after-the-fact. It doesn’t matter how long it takes, just believe it’s worth it…

Because you’re GREAT, an AWESOME force for good in this world. Every person you touch is someone who is better off for knowing you. That includes your family, friends, clients and COMPLETE strangers on the street that you come in contact with via a smile, nod or other acknowledgment and validation.

Enjoy!

You deserve it because you are fantastic!

This series of antimimeticisomorphism videos is really fun. There is so much talent out there and the opportunities to leverage that are well… boundless. Enjoy today’s video. I was gobsmacked that this was even physically possible. Incredible talent is that – INCREDIBLE!

Today’s post is a short YouTube video I created that shows some of the countries and cities I’ve been to. It was created by Silvia who is based in Bulgaria, using Google Earth via www.Guru.com. You’ll have fun travelling the world with me…

Success is all about getting balance to live a lifestyle that is both rewarding and fun!

Today’s post was sent to me by Andrew Powell, a friend of mine in Montreal, Canada. It’s a short 1 minute video of a guy hit by a truck AND a train and lived to talk about it… I’m serious – he got hit by the truck that was hit by the train, 3 or 4 feet from the tracks – you just have to see this to believe it!

Unfortunately you’ll have to wait 10 seconds for the commercial to play before you can see this Incredibly lucky video. Click here —-> http://watch.ctv.ca/news/top-picks/remarkable-survival/

The first moral of this story is simple – if it’s NOT your day to go, it’s not your day…

The second moral of this story is – life is to be lived, you never know when your truck AND train will come. Live it to the fullest and savour every minute of it.

As you know, I competed in the 2009 Australian Masters Games last weekend – I spent it with motivated, healthy and positive people who I find truly inspiring. If you are not physically or socially active, why not take the first step THIS WEEKEND and do something athletic or social – get out there and give it a go…