Unhindered

What does The Insecurity Project have to offer the world in these Covid 19 times?

Find out why the future of the planet depends upon the average person solving the insecurity problem in their life and then forcing the financial and political elite to do the same.

That's right, things get a little political on this podcast episode because they must.

Find out the 5 things we all must do to guarantee our freedom in these dangerous and difficult times.

If you've been following the content and conversation from The Insecurity Project for any length of time, it is important for you to get a picture of where things are heading and what is in it for you.

Listen in to the live, one on one coaching session with Christina to see how she works though the challenge of stepping into her own business again after a previous failed attempt and not being obsessed with what others think about her.

Nikhil Badkundri - Insecurity and sport

Nikhil is a Melbourne based peak performance sports psychologist who has combined a background in the corporate world with his training in mental health and sports psychology to create a robust researched backed performance mindset program, anchored on the performance equation. He believes, every athlete or sports professional has it in them to access their peak performance state in any given situation, his work is to draw that out. 

On this episode we explore the mental aspect of all things sport and how insecurity impacts peak performance for amateur and professional athletes alike.

Whether you are a weekend warrior for your local club or have aspirations of representing your country at the highest level, I’m sure you’ll find plenty of gold in this conversation to take your game to the next level.

10 Minute Tuesday - Daddy Issues.

Everyone has daddy issues, because everyone has a dad.

A touchy subject, but an important one.

This is not aimed at blaming or vilifying anyones father, rather to shine a light the importance of the father role and relationship in our lives as children so that we can free ourselves to become better adults.

Today’s episode will help you explore the impact of the strengths and weaknesses of your dad and how that is still affecting the way you do relationships today.

10 minute Tuesday - How to change limiting beliefs

All challenges, limitations and gaps in your life are present in the form of a belief. Therefore, there is little use focussing your effort on behaviour management strategies as behaviour is simply the end of the assembly line in the factory of your core beliefs.

To change your results, you must change your beliefs instead.

Here is the exact framework for how to identify and change any belief that is currently standing between you and the life you desire.

Joanne Schonheim is a world class sales expert, mother of two daughters and author of the soon to be released “The Secret Sisterhood of Miserable Mothers” The book is a guide on how to identify and dismantle the shame around resenting modern motherhood, reclaim your identity, and start living life on your own terms - unapologetically.

In today's interview you get to hear about how Jo came to write this book from her own painful journey of miserable motherhood. You’ll also hear a powerful message of hope, of how things can be radically different for women, and particularly mothers from all walks of life.

If you are already a mother, or about to become one soon, you won't want to miss this fantastic episode.

According to Websters dictionary, love is "an intense feeling of deep affection."

Analyse the mechanics of deep love and you’ll discover that it is not as selfless as you imagine. It is all about the intense feeling of deep affection YOU have for someone else.  

The key question then is: what is unconditional love? Does it exist in the real world? If there are no conditions is it actually love?

To have no conditions on someone else’s behaviour means they can do whatever they like to you and you must still remain affectionate towards them. That is not actually loving towards you or them!

If you still believe you do love that person in spite of their terrible treatment of you, you have confused love for something else entirely. 

Check out today’s episode of 10 minute Tuesday to gain an accurate understanding of true love for yourself and others.

How to gamify your life. 

Gamification is to apply the principle and design of games to in non-game contexts. That means seeing areas of your life like a game when they normally appear much more serious than that.

The advantage of using the metaphor of the game is that it can give you access to ways of thinking about your life that are normally unavailable to you. New thinking unlocks change, progress and breakthroughs.

On today’s episode of 10 minute Tuesday I’ll show you how to gamify the parts of your life where you are currently stuck, so that you can move forward again.

Brian McLarren describes the dire predicament many people find themselves in as the 4 separations.

Due to their choices, many people end up disconnected from God, from the planet, from other people and also from themselves.

Interestingly, if you only focus on fixing one of these separations you end up as part of the problem and become disconnected from reality as well.

To be a good human requires reconnecting with all 4 areas starting with the connection with yourself.

Listen to today’s episode of 10 minute Tuesday to understand how to overcome the 4 separations and to reconnect with all that truly matters.

When it comes to building quality relationships, most people would assume that trust is the highest priority. However hoping someone will do the right thing by you because you trust them not to is far from a fail-safe strategy for relationship health.

Although it may seem to be impossible, trust joins self discipline and accountability on the list of overrated personal development concepts.

On today’s episode of 10 minute Tuesday, I’ll show you the one thing that supersedes trust as the most powerful relationship driver.