31/08/2026
This I felt the need to lift a slide that I use and talk about in various ways as it's something that crops up all the time.
How often in the present moment do we face something a little bit different:
🟣Driving somewhere unfamiliar
🟣Experiencing something new at work
🟣Meeting new people
🟣Promotional opportunity
🟣Public speaking to a group
🟣Doing something new within your existing skillset
For a huge percentage of people the natural default is to go back, checkout past experience, emotional connections, what was said or done in the past by you and others and retrieve that to assist you with your decision making.
However, you can live life playing your story with a tin spoon on a rusty box or with the London Philharmonic - it's all about choice and shifting the gears, that's where I come in.
If you always do what you've always done, you always get what you've always got.
Begin to understand your self limited beliefs, explore patterns that have created your predictable futures and create subtle shifts so you begin to respond differently. So, the idea of the unknown isn't drowned in fear but a sense of curiosity and an intrinsic motivation.
And that's what I start to see in people, small shifts and it bloody amazing!
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