April 22, 2017
Find decision-making intimidating? Life is a combination of curves and straight lines, so our approach to decision-making should be the same. In this episode you'll gain clarity by creating 'Simplifier' questions that will enable you to make decisions using intuition and intention. Find more editions at nathanshooter.com
March 24, 2017
Do you have a healthy digital diet? As a 21-Century citizen, we need to analyse the things that compete for our attention on mobile phones and tablets. In this mini episode, we explore 4 ways you can Dominate Your Notifications, to create more mental energy. Find out more about the 'Rest to Be Your Best' series on iTunes or at nathanshooter.com
March 18, 2017
Want to perform at your best? Learn how to rest, better.
Series of 2 Podcasts: Working hard comes naturally to me, however I've discovered that I'm not a natural when it comes to knowing how to rest. In this blog/podcast/video edition, you'll find a comprehensive collection of mental tactics that I've developed in an effort to rest, better.Click here to discover more in the show notes.
March 18, 2017
Want to perform at your best? Learn how to rest, better.
Series of 2 Podcasts: Working hard comes naturally to me, however I've discovered that I'm not a natural when it comes to knowing how to rest. In this blog/podcast/video edition, you'll find a comprehensive collection of mental tactics that I've developed in an effort to rest, better. Click here to discover more in the show notes.
February 11, 2017
Becoming a Multi-Talent: Interview with Kieth Yap
Maybe you're like Kieth, talented at more than just one thing. In this episode we discuss how to manage your desire to develop skills in two distinctly different fields. Kieth Yap is an contemporary visual artist and a school teacher.
Episode snapshot:
- Define and review your key strengths
- 'Following your passion' isn't always good advice
- Decide whether they are ranked the same or differently
- Within your skills, carefully choose sets of sub-skills
- Be responsible, yet take creative risks
- Skills from unrelated employment can be transferrable
- Find a niche requires patience
- Skills get utilised in different timing to what we expect
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February 4, 2017
Flying over Antarctica and Beyond: Travel Entrepreneur Phil Asker, Founder and Director at Antarctica Flights
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January 30, 2017
Is Your Next Big Thing Waiting? Tips for Time Management: Danny Hile
There are 7 essential time management skills you will need if you want to be successful:
- Create your personal mission, which will act as a reminder of your personal values in an ever changing world. Your mission statement will guide you and keep you on course, when you need to make tough decisions. Your mission is the very foundation for you to build your time management skills on.
- Set your own goals, so you can be specific about what you aim to achieve and by when. Everything you want are only dreams until you turn them into specific goals. Goal setting is another one of those important time management skills because it gives you specific targets to work towards.
- Focus on what you want because you have limited time and resources. You need to be crystal clear about what you want and your path to get there. Often time management skills are undermined because we live in a noisy world, which easily distracts people from working on their goals.
- Organise your schedule, so you make time for what’s important to you, instead of using that time to work on someone else’s goals. Being organised means you can set up meetings, appointments and set aside time to contribute to your goals.
- Make your own decisions. Learn to move forward and make better decisions before you take action towards your goals. Better decisions
- Act on your decisions because ideas are worthless without action. Once you have made a clear decision, you need to take action.
- Review your results and progress, so you can reward your achievements, evaluate your progress and address any missed goals. If you missed any of your goals, it’s important to know why and how to improve your chances of success in the future.
January 21, 2017
How to Review Your Year: PART 2
January 20, 2017
How to Review Your Year: PART 1 + FREE eBook Toolkit
October 31, 2016
Plan to Create: A lesson on starting projects with Australian singer-songwriter Heidi Maree.
