So, because my blog, podcasts, Instagram and other means of social media is gaining a lot of momentum, I think it's time to finally introduce myself on a scale no one ever has. Mother/Father broke up in 97. Two step mothers and three elementary schools in a one year period. Father dropped my siblings and... Continue Reading →
Case Study #1: Attitude over Intelligence, Stanford University says
Hmmmm, for a historically-driven school like Stanford to admit the fact that intelligence doesn't mean a GODDAMN thing is a technologically and skill-driven world, is amazing. University, what's now being called a scam, is realizing that attitude/personal development and courses on LinkedIn learning -- are going to be the next big thing. If you see... Continue Reading →
Season 1: Episode 5 – Book Review – Aggressive & Invincible Mask
“Imagine the moments just before a cage fight. The cheering crowd. The threatening opponent in the corner, flexing, shadow-boxing, bouncing rhythmically on the balls of his feet, ready for someone to ring the bell so he can pounce. The highlight reel of his past victories plays on the jumbo-tron—man after man hitting the canvas or... Continue Reading →
Lewis Howes: Joker Mask – Part II
“Like many people, I want to avoid being the dark cloud in other people’s lives, so I pretend things are sunny, even when they are obviously not. So I keep things light, or at surface level. I want to talk about other people. I want to focus on other people’s challenges because focusing on my... Continue Reading →
The Sexual Mask: Part II
Chris Lee, a brilliant transformational coach, said this in Lewis Howes podcast: "Every boy in America learns by the time they’re in junior high school to associate masculinity with issues of sexual conquest. What’s it mean to be a man? It means you can bring some young girl alongside of yourself and then use her.... Continue Reading →
Napoleon Hill – Failure – Introduction of My Physical Failure
Let me paint this picture of this life-turning night at Palo Verde High School back in May of 2005. I was a 300m intermediate-hurdler who was favored to at least make it to the Sunrise Regional Championships. I remember I failed miserably at the 110HH - not intentionally, but because I was more focused on... Continue Reading →
Stephen Covey’s Begin With The End In Mind
Today is a special feature for my most played podcast on spreaker.com - Stephen Covey's Begin With The End In Mind. Not sure about the analytics behind this, but there have been almost a half-a-grand plays on this particular podcast, so I will write a short blog and post the podcast down below if you... Continue Reading →
Life Begins At The End of Your Comfort Zone
Track & Field in high school Those 200m, 300m, and 400m intervals that made me feel faint, dizzy, legs burning, and wanting to throw up after practice everyday were grueling. As an athlete, these days, including heels and bleachers, are the days we dread. The days I used to dread. However, little did I know... Continue Reading →
What Makes 2 Kids From The Same Neighborhood Different
After a very interesting conversation with some of my students, we talked about the best and worst secondary (high schools in America) schools in Thailand. I wanted to deep dive into the idea of what made them so different. Was it the environment? The parents? What are the influences? How come I'm different? Being born... Continue Reading →