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Posted by Seth on August 25, 2009 under Mind Training, P3E | Be the First to Comment

The Inner Game of Success

Be willing to accept the thing you fear most.
Not want it, not intend it, not create it, not act on it.
Remove the projected tape loop of fear by pulling the plug on the unresolved emotional issue fueling the whole thing.
Practice The Truth That You Know
Get Ongoing Support
If You Are Confused and Frustrated, You Are About To Learn / Synthesize Something Great

The Outer Game of Success

Focus On A Cycle of Accomplishments, Actions, Accountability with Clear Outcomes, Obstacles and Opportunities.
Ask Questions To Create Breakthroughs
Persistent, Consistent Action and Clear Intent Over Time Leads To Unequivocal Mastery
Stories, Role Playing, (Any playful activity) and Multi-Sensory Interaction Help Us Learn Efficiently and Effectively.
Practice The Truth That You Know
Get Ongoing Support

A Consistent Tool For Coaching Power, Poise and Confidence

Practice The 4 Gateways Model: Questions, Play, Stories In Your Coaching
Use The *Principles of Inner and Outer Game of Success In Your Own Life
Integrate The Coaching Model and The Personal Practices Into A Seamless Continuum Of Foundation Life Principles.
Live Under The Aegis of The Power of Principles, Humility, Willingness, Honesty, Persistence, etc.
Practice The Truth That You Know
Get Ongoing Support

*Principle: a fundamental force of nature, as in the principle of yin and yang, an underlying law in system of life, a standard of moral or ethical decision making.
~A force. A standard. A Law.

Success Equation:

1. Hard Work~ “it is all hard work, nothing comes easily, but I have a lot of fun,” Rupert Murdoch,
2. Passion~ I love what I do and would pay to do it. It gets me out of myself.
3. Good~ to be successful get your nose down in something and get damn good at it, there is no magic, practice, practice, practice
4. Persist~ “Persistence is the #1 reason for our success,” Joe Krauss, co-founder of Excite, you have got to persist through failure, you have got to persist through CRAP, Criticism, Rejection, Assholes, Pressure
5. Serve~ “it was s privilege to serve as a doctor,” -Sherwood Newlan, professor of surgery, Yale
6. Focus, ” I think it all has to do with focusing yourself to one thing” -Norman Jewison,
7. Push~ “push yourself physically, mentally, you gotta’ push, push, push. -David Gallo, Marine Scientist, push yourself, through shyness and self doubt, pain and discomfort,
8. Ideas~ “I had an idea, founding the first micro computer software company,” -Bill Gates, software guy,
9. Support – Do you expect Michael Jordan to play with out a coach? Is his coach a better player?
10. Evaluate saboteurs – Who or What throws you off course.
~from Richard St. John 3 minute presentation at TED

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Great Coaching

Posted by Seth on under Emotional Fitness, Generating Resourceful States, Men's Mastery, Mind Training, P3E | Be the First to Comment

Tony Robbins.

Most of my professional peers agree, Tony Robbins has paved the way for the profession of coaching.

Here is a great analysis of what Tony does in his seminars!

Watch to see the tools in action.

Seth

How To Catch A Bat

Posted by Seth on August 21, 2009 under Uncategorized | 2 Comments to Read

What do you do when you have a bat in your house?

How do you catch it?

How do you stop them from getting in?

To catch the bat, you can either:
1. Clap loudly or make some other sonic disturbance to get the bat to land on a wall. (works sometimes, I have done this, my second cousin gave me this tip) Then you grab it with a towel (I have done this) a tupperware ( I have done this) or leather gloves (I have not done this, but I would have if my leather work gloves were handy).

2. Throw a blanket or towel over it mid-flight. I have done this, but do not recommend it again, unless you like looking like a fool throwing a towel at a bat for 15 minutes.

3. Use a net with fine webbing. I happen to have my childrens’ insect catching net. It works really well. It moves through the air quick and contains the bat nicely. I have caught four bats with this. The last one got hurt. (as you can see in the video).

You prevent the bats from getting in by locating entry points in the house. This can be done at dusk. Watch for bats moving around the house. Look for dark marks around crevices in the corners, under the roof, and near vents.

We have some kind of venting on the under side of the roof fascia. This is where our rodents are getting in. Since we are replacing the roof in a few weeks, then we will seal these up when we get up there.

A couple words of wisdom.
You don’t have to tell your wife or your kids, “yeah, there is a bat flying around the house at 1 AM,” sometimes, they are happier if they don’t know. AnaVictoria spent two weeks sleeping with the door tightly shut to her bedroom after I first told her (even thought they do not come upstairs).

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