Warrior Coaching
Train Hard. Serve Big. Love Large. Live Out Loud.

God is wild and I always seem to try to train Him into being safe.

I'm working on my One Thing. Actually, I have several 'one things' as they relate to my entire life. They are interwoven in the theme of enhancing human performance and being a chain breaker. In fulfilling my calling I run into situations all the time that require me to speak into other's lives.

In my morning meditation I am reminded that in all my worries, setbacks, failures, and perceived or real persecutions, I am first off in good company and secondly, that good company is the answer to all my anxieties and fears. 

The quick fix never works.
I often get calls from potential clients who are desperate for a quick fix in their business or practice.

Marie and I recently got back from a mission trip to Nicaragua with Compassion Canada. It was an awesome trip and something shifted deep inside of me.

The vast majority of people never reach their full potential because of fear. Here is one winning strategy to make it easier to STEP INTO FEAR.

There is a lot of discussion on how to become great at something. Some people believe that you should focus on your strengths while others believe greatness comes from developing your weak links. The most successful people in any field have managed to do both.  Shore up weakness and multiply strengths.

Winter in most of Canada and the northern parts of America brings new opportunities to train outdoors and enjoy the wonder of snow, ice and below freezing temperatures.

Don't do it! 
Don't make a long laundry list of all the drastic things you are going to commit to change in 2017.
It will guarantee your failure.

Goal setting is awesome... or not so much.  Research shows that people who write down their goals have a lot more success at achieving them than people who don't. However, it is also true that amongst those that write down their goals, many still fall short and quite often the annual ritual of goal setting becomes a time of high anxiety and stress.  There are two main reasons why people don't set goals: fear and discouragement.