[VIDEO] How to Expose and Conquer Temptation
You’re on the path to success, focused, on task and driven by intention when suddenly, out of the blue you find yourself screwing up big time.
It's happened more than once.
Coaching
5 Steps for Choosing Confidence
To thrive in an often painful and unpredictable world confidence is a necessary element.
Confidence typically comes with age and experience...and is gained not given. However, as you gradually grow
The Right Mindset to Achieve Your Health & Fitness Goals
Sometimes it's the numbers on the scale, other times it's a single unforgiving glance in the mirror or just a lack of energy that motivates us to work towards being
Lessons From Iron Man: The Courage To Be You
During an interview I once told Muscle and Fitness Magazine that “being in shape and contest ready was like wearing bullet proof armor on stage… I felt invincible like no
3 Ways to Recalibrate When Feeling Discouraged
What is your motivation in your life? Are you ready to BE the person you want to be? If you’re feeling a bit frustrated or discouraged at the lack of
Do You Still Love Dan Marino?
Prior to this weekend’s Super Bowl and before I had heard the news from any of the media sources one of my friends shared with me on Friday that his
[Video] How to Start and Stick With Anything
Twice a month I contribute to Muscle and Fitness online; my take on how to maximize your attitude, inner language, psychology and perspective for empowering greater levels of success in
Why You Must Push Past Your Pain Barrier
I often call the gym or workout environment "the strength of will proving ground" because we have an opportunity while in that environment to not only test our will but develop
The Forgotten Growth Rule
I don't know if it's your body, your finances, your relationship, your emotional strength, all the above or something else.
What I do know is that you me and just about
Exercise, Motivation and Sustainability
Not every first time exerciser starts out with Mr. or Ms. Universe aspirations but we all have one thing in common, a desire to improve.
Understanding where that desire comes from along with its antagonistic counter parts is the first key to finding the motivation to get up off the couch and moving as well as the ability to stick with it long after the temptation to quit presents its first convincing argument.