Be Calm: Hit it on the green!(audio podcast)

Please enjoy this leadership podcast on how we can contribute to our success by telling our brain what we want to do, instead of what we don’t want to do. Click the play button or the  link to listen to the MP3 file of this podcast and thank you for tuning in.

L4HitItOntheGreen

UPDATE: I provide these articles and podcasts at no charge.  I think that it’s part of this work that I do.  Near the day that I released this podcast, the earthquake and tsunami disaster struck Japan.  If you enjoyed this podcast, I invite you to consider donating to an appropriate charity that can help this country and her people.  Here are some links:

American Red Cross: American Red Cross Donate Page

And here is an article from Reuters that lists other charities: Japan Disaster: How to help

6 Comments

  1. Lisa March 11, 2011 at 10:31 am #

    Thanks for the insight! I definitely have to re-think my language…internally and externally.

  2. Gordon Guthrie March 11, 2011 at 10:40 am #

    This was a pleasant surprise and good food for thought for today and everyday. Thanks for sharing your insight. Be Calm, Gordon

  3. K. Alexandra Onno, PhD March 11, 2011 at 11:38 am #

    A charming reminder that the mind holds the esence of what we offer it to focus on. Thanks, Larysa!

  4. Ben Trelease March 11, 2011 at 8:27 pm #

    Great podcast Larysa. I notice as I listen to your great analogy the subtle message in the phrase ‘don’t mess up’. Saying it this way unfortunately emphasizes the possibility that you might actually mess up. So your mind is now focused on failure – as you say, your brain hears ‘mess up’ and then does as instructed. On the other hand, if you say ‘succeed’, then you are emphasizing the possibility of just that – success. Pretty clear which one is the better strategy.

    Thanks for your clear thinking and a simple way of understanding this important reality.

    BTW, the podcast itself sounds really well done!

  5. Donna March 15, 2011 at 6:47 am #

    I appreciate the fact that you messages apply to everyday life as well as business leadership. Thanks

  6. Larysa Slobodian June 14, 2012 at 9:58 am #

    Thanks for the all the support!

    Larysa Slobodian

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