Games, Art, and Losing (podcast)
Paying more attention to how things work you come to understand the role you play in the situations in which you find yourself.
Personality Profiles are Bogus (podcast $)
Personality profiles are bogus manufactured evidence that can both truly reveal and falsely create.
Finding New Direction (podcast $)
Ideas pave the path that lead to your goals. Ideas change as we learn but our goals should only mature, ripening over time. Consider how ideas and goals shape each other, and the flexibility you should have in each.
Strength in the Struggle with Pauline Victoria (podcast)
I talk with life coach Pauline Victoria about goals versus means, a person whose own journey has brought her to appreciate these things.
How to Stop Sabotaging Yourself (podcast $)
You will stop sabotaging yourself when you stop asking the same questions. This opens a door to a slew of related behaviors that help clarify why self-sabotage is both hard to see and hard to stop.
Playing A Fair Game (podcast $)
Fairness in games clarifies fairness in life. Two aspects of fairness in gaming are transparency and balance.
Understanding Performance and Satisfaction (podcast)
The delicate balance between performing under pressure and finding genuine fulfillment.
The Fourth Leg: Creativity (podcast $)
Psychotherapy recognizes three foundational areas: conscious intention, subconscious feelings, and habitual behaviors. Creativity is different, and it is overlooked.
Listen To Your Body ($)
Your physical best is when your metabolism, internal rhythms, mental focus, and purpose are aligned. This is equanimity.
High Performance Therapy I: A Sense of Lacking
Personal value is an issue of self worth... Can we really prove ourselves, and to whom should we appeal?
Creativity for Health and Profit, with Sheryl Garrat (podcast)
Making stuff is part of who you’re supposed to be. So get on with making it, even if it’s awful. That’s what we have to offer as creatives: ourselves!
Counseling Performance, Coaching as Therapy ($)
Personal issues are rarely reasonable and rarely fit into a goal-oriented approach.