Tag: Psychology

How To Quickly Move On From What’s Holding You Back

February 3, 2014
Stress & Anxiety
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  I was recently interviewed in the March issue of Cosmopolitan about how to get over past hurts and move on with your life. The article, however, was a bit disappointing since they only used about 5 minutes worth of the 30 minute interview. I’m fully aware of their space constraints but since the published tips…

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Does Fake It Till You Make It Really Work?

January 30, 2013
Psychology

Many of my clients have voiced objections to “faking it until you make it.” Most say things like “I don’t want to be fake” or “I tried it but I just felt stupid.” While these are valid concerns, they are still terrible excuses for not equipping yourself with a simple (and very useful) personal development tool….

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The Limitless Home Study Course Is Finally Here!

January 6, 2013
NYC Life Coach
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I’m very proud to say that my new home study course is finally available. “Limitless” is a jam-packed compilation of the very best techniques, strategies and killer advice I’ve learned over the last 15 years I’ve spent in the self-help field. I’ve named it after the movie because it’s the next best thing to popping NZT without the horrific side-effects….

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Faking Celebrity Status = More Dates?

May 6, 2012
Psychology
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I came across this very interesting video prank on youtube that showcases an interesting quirk of human nature. It’s no surprise that women are highly likely to be attracted to “high status men” (professional athletes, movie stars, musicians, etc) and would typically jump at the chance to be courted by one of these guys. But…

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What The Heck Is The McGurk Effect?

March 28, 2011
Psychology
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I stumbled across an interesting video on youtube that I’d like to share with you guys. It demonstrates how our brain occasionally plays tricks on us and distorts the information that we perceive with our five senses.   In this short clip, you’ll discover that sometimes what we think we’re hearing doesn’t match up to…

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