Author Archives: Andrew Halfacre

Benedetta Anghileri via Compfight You may have seen the film City Slickers, where Billy Crystal goes to a cattle ranch in search of his smile. He meets Curly the crusty old cattleman who tells him that the secret of living … Continue reading →

Shane Gorski via Compfight Clearing Out Clutter – by Steve Andreas (an elegant explanation of the power of moving towards what you want. Read more interesting articles from NLP Comprehensive.) From time to time we all need to sort through … Continue reading →

How do you maintain your muscle physique? Will Smith said it’s much easier to stay in shape than to get in shape – which is especially true as you get older. I work out seven days a week. I’m also … Continue reading →

luvi via Compfight Sometimes, what stops me even thinking about what I want to do is the certain knowledge that I can’t do it. Leaving aside the question of whether you can ever be sure of your own abilities until … Continue reading →

luke chan via Compfight Thinking is easy, acting is difficult, and to put one’s thoughts into action is the most difficult thing in the world. Goethe First, Know What You Want is about finding out what you want and about … Continue reading →

Malingering via Compfight We’re drawn to what we find attractive. It fills our attention and directs our decisions and behavior. Now that you have turned your dreams and desires into achievable goals, you can make them so compelling that you … Continue reading →

Tambako The Jaguar via Compfight Continuing with our series from the new Harper Morrow book NLP: The Essential Guide also available instantly for Kindle. Review your original list of Don’t Have & Want and your new list of Don’t Have … Continue reading →

Hartwig HKD via Compfight I spent time today with two clients on the verge of making big changes they’d been dreaming about. We talked a lot about getting started, taking action, movement, and the hundreds of small details needed to … Continue reading →

Brian via Compfight I’ve been tackling my mum’s garden for the past few weeks. She’s 75 and not as mobile as she was. The garden is too large and kind of got away from her before anyone noticed what was … Continue reading →