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Getting the Most Out of Social Media: Without it taking over
 Another great topic suggestion from a listener on our Facebook page: Hi Paul & all, I’d love to hear one of your “water-cooler chats” about Twitter & Facebook & Linkedin & Websites & Blogging and all the other stuf
Sleep Problems – Reasons and Solutions for Insomina
Sleep is vital to our well-being, but (a bit like our health) we tend to take it for granted when all is well, and only start to appreciate it more when problems arise. Suffering from Insomnia? Whether you’ve been troubled by occasional or chronic i
Making Yourself Heard
Whether it is in a work context, meetings with authority figures, at networking events or even socially. There ways to making yourself heard
Motivating Fitness in Others
During the show you'll hear some tips and ideas to help connect with people on their level so that fitness isn't quite so daunting.
Body Wisdom
When you get sick or injured, do you stop to wonder why? Not just whether you could have prevented it, but actually whether you've done something to contribute towards it? After suffering from several bouts of the 'flu in close succession, Gina decides t
Motivate an Ironman Spectator to become an Ironman Contestant
Recorded in early December, Chris shares with Gina his own challenges and how he was able to motivate himself from being an Ironman triathlon spectator to becoming an Ironman contestant in only a few years. Major congratulations to our very own ActionPod
Making Accountability Work for You
explore some different options for adding a helpful dose of accountability into your day, and even what some of the unexpected benefits might be!
A Question of Morbid Motivation?
If you died tomorrow - what would people say about you, and your life? What would you want them to say?
You Can Do The Impossible
turn that voice down to a quiet whisper and allow yourself to focus on just doing what you first thought would never be possible.
Turn the Tables of Judgement!
It's all too easy to make snap judgements with friends and loved ones. If someone upsets us, we often go into immediate reaction with statements like: "You always..." or "You never...". Not the best way to engage and make positive emotional connections!