In this episode of 10 minute Tuesday, I’ll show you the impact insecurity has on performance in every area of life as you age.

In general, this relationship between insecurity and performance starts to change at around 30 years of age. This is often where insecurity starts to cost you more than it is benefiting you. On the other hand, this is also the point where security starts paying off in terms of your capacity to perform at your best. From age 30-40, this trend continues significantly.

As you age, insecurity becomes the number one inhibitor of performance in life and business and it is security that opens up new levels of growth and success. Therefore, until you solve the insecurity problem in your life, you’ll never achieve your potential.

Here is the third instalment of my conversations with Greg Bellingham about the relationship between insecurity and spirituality.

In this episode we explore the importance of developing a mythology for your life.

You can find about more about Greg’s work and purchase a copy of his book here:

https://www.gregorygeorgeconsulting.com

Do ever find yourself in a poor state that you can't seem to shake? Even after adjusting your focus, language and physiology your state continues to suffer?

In this week's episode of 10 minute Tuesday I'll show you one powerful question for state management to ask yourself when nothing else has worked.

In this episode I talk to Greg Bellingham about his brand new book. “The hidden faces of change, The less obvious truth about change”

So often we experience stress, personal resistance and outward turmoil in times of change. However if you are open to rethinking the role of change in your life, it doesn’t have to be such a negative experience. In fact, change can be an entirely life empowering dynamic.

This book shows the five unexpected ways change shows up in our life and the personal growth challenge each face of change provides us with.

You can purchase a copy of Greg’s book here:

https://www.gregorygeorgeconsulting.com

Our capacity to give and receive love with others flows out of the overflow of a deeply loving relationship with ourselves first. Therefore self-love is an incredibly important subject and it definitely plays a central role in the process of overcoming insecurity.

Most people are acutely aware of how important self love is, yet it still proves to be a very difficult concept to master.

In this episode of 10 minute Tuesday I'll show you three distinctions about self love that you may not have considered. These ideas give you a clear place to start when you are ready to improve the quality of your relationship with yourself.

Here is the second instalment of my conversations with Greg Bellingham about spirituality.

Whether you like to admit it or not, spirituality is a central part of the human experience. However there is an enormous amount of insecurity around this subject of spirituality and what it means to be a spiritual person.

In this episode, greg explains the 3 ways insecurity impacts a person's spirituality.

Insecurity causes people to:

1. Dismiss it all together

2. Domesticate or formalise it

3. Privatise it

All three approaches leave a person outside of an authentic and embodied spirituality.

Archetypes.

Do you ever find yourself triggered or agitated by some people more than others? Have you ever wondered why that is?

The advantage of exploring the archetypal narratives of the people who trigger you is that it gives you a clear map of how to respond and overcome the situation.

In today's episode of 10 minute Tuesday I'll show you the 3 questions to ask yourself when faced with particularly difficult characters in your life.

Affirmation and Visualisation

Sure there are plenty of things in life we have no control over, but most people consistently underestimate the power they have to influence the things they have full control over. This lack of awareness often means they are already fully utilising the visualisation and affirmation technology against themselves instead of harnessing their own power to create positive things in their life. They focus and mediate on all the things they don’t want to have happen and constantly talk about where they don’t want to be.

The way this works is that if you can see it and feel it, you can have it. Or if you can say it, and deeply agree with it, it will become true for you. This applies to both positive and negative scenarios.

Check out today’s episode of 10 minute Tuesday to see how to better utilise this powerful technology.

My guest today is the wonderful Amanda Campbell.

Amanda is a speaker, author and Kinesiologist and is one of Australia’s leading experts on resilience.

Listen in as she shares her own remarkable journey of finding resilience after overcoming a paralysis at age 29 from MS to be symptom free for the last 12 years.

The books recommended by Amanda on the podcast are:

The courage to be disliked - Ichiro Kishimi, Fumitake Koga

Letting go - Hawkins David

Everything is solvable - Marie Forleo

What are your dreams telling you about unresolved inner conflict and desire in your life?

Today's episode of 10 minute Tuesday draws on the foundational work of Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung in their understanding of the role of dreaming in our life.

Exploring an understanding of your dreams is a great access point into personal development. Bringing the realm of unconscious processing into your conscious awareness allows you to examine and work through the unresolved conflicts and desires in your world.