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On Being A Victim

Oct 10th, 2009 | By Dan O'Neil

It’s really hard to break free from being a victim. I encounter a good deal of people in my work, who are adept at being victims in life. Even when they realise they are being a victim, it can be tricky to move forward and take control.
The problem with being a victim is that you [...]



The Three Stages of Sorry

Feb 9th, 2009 | By Dan O'Neil

I was watching a TV programme with my daughter the other day called, “Timothy Goes To School“. If you’ve never watched it, it’s a cartoon about a raccoon called Timothy and his class of different animals at their school/kindergarten. It’s one of the few programmes that I personally recommend as “good” TV for children.
Anyway, there [...]



Visualisation and Taking Action

Nov 4th, 2008 | By Dan O'Neil

I’ve pointed out a few times in other posts that it’s not sufficient to simply think, or visualise yourself to success. You can’t simply sit around thinking about the dream car you want all day and expect it to arrive on your drive after a couple of weeks.
It is really important to focus your mind [...]



Is The Opposite Also True?

Oct 8th, 2008 | By Dan O'Neil

A quick personal development tip today, inspired by a comment on my post about Minding Your Language. Something that really helps me in my on-going personal development and self-improvement is to spend some time every now and again challenging my beliefs about things. It’s something that I’ve picked up along the way and it is [...]



The Difference Between Responsibility and Blame

Oct 2nd, 2008 | By Dan O'Neil

There’s huge value in taking responsibility for yourself and your life. In fact, it’s the corner stone of personal development and growth. Once you accept responsibility for yourself, your circumstances, actions, thoughts and words, you are instantly empowered to make new, different choices and actually create a life rather than get a life.
The big challenge [...]