ARTHUR CODDINGTON

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  • Getting Beyond Destructive Rage
  • Making Friends with Chaos
  • Deepak Chopra and the Meaning of Life
  • Why We Should Always Be Learning
  • Believing The Praise. And Using It.
  • Why Practice is Essential for Mindset Training
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Getting Beyond Destructive Rage

In Temper Temper I explored the borderline between harnessing anger and becoming its victim. Let’s take a look at what’s behind the rage. EXPECTING Get frustrated often? Chances are expectations are behind it. I put expectations into two categories: surface and background. Surface expectations are the obvious triggers for anger Read more…

By Arthur Coddington, 3 years31 October, 2019 ago
Peak Performance

Deepak Chopra and the Meaning of Life

Your consciousness constructs the expansion of facts I’m a dreamer and a skeptic. As a teenager, I remember being fascinated by the Amway promotional materials given to my parents, dreaming (like so many MLM victims) of the good life, then sitting at my desk and doing the math. When I Read more…

By Arthur Coddington, 3 years6 December, 2018 ago
Peak Performance

Why Practice is Essential for Mindset Training

What’s the one thing people fail at around mindset training? PRACTICE   A software engineer doesn’t take on an innovative challenge without having learned and practiced the coding techniques she will use. She studies and becomes so comfortable with her available skills that she can invent around them under pressure.   Read more…

By Arthur Coddington, 4 years6 February, 2018 ago
Focus

Temper Temper

Have you ever gotten so angry that it seems you’re not in control of your own actions? So infuriated that it seems like you’re watching someone else have a fit? In college, I lost my temper because I was behind in a friendly tennis match. I threw my racket toward Read more…

By Arthur Coddington, 4 years30 January, 2018 ago
Growth

Achieving Vulnerability

Top performers can seem like freaks of nature, impervious to pressure, perpetually healthy and prepared for battle. Invulnerable. I believe it’s the opposite. Being vulnerable can be mistaken for a sign of weakness, but it can actually be one of our biggest strengths. Don’t get me wrong, top performers are Read more…

By Arthur Coddington, 4 years8 December, 2017 ago

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