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Michael Neill is an internationally renowned success coach and the best-selling author of You Can Have What You Want, Feel Happy Now!, the Effortless Success audio program and Supercoach: 10 Secrets to Transform Anyone's Life.
He has spent the past 21 years as a coach, adviser, friend, mentor and creative spark plug to celebrities, CEO's, royalty, and people who want to get more out of their lives. His books have been translated into 13 languages, and his public talks and seminars have been well received at the United Nations and around the world. Read More...
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Dozens of you have already booked onto on our brand new program beginning this October and running over four weekends in Los Angeles, New York City, Seattle, and London. Each weekend will feature masterclasses with me and some of the best coaches I have seen, each with their own unique style and specialty. And I've asked each "supercoach" to design their masterclasses around demonstrating live coaching in real time with real people. One of the most popular options so far has been "Virtual +" - attendance at any one of the live weekends and both live-streaming and recorded access to each of the other weekends. As an experiment, this week I am going to introduce a full "Virtual track" option. You'll have complete access to all sixteen masterclasses from the comfort of your own home, with live-streaming of each weekend and streaming video and downloadable audio afterwards for continued study. Is it the same as being there? Of course not. Nothing can substitute for the energy and buzz of a live training, and even with the best technology, the sessions will be less interactive when viewed over your computer. But if your schedule doesn't allow you the luxury of travel, the virtual track will provide you with a "nearly live" experience at a greatly reduced cost. To learn more and reserve your place on one or all of the weekends (including our special August pricing on the virtual and virtual + options), please click here.
Thursday, August 30th at Noon Pacific/3pm Eastern/8pm UK
A complete stranger came up to me at the mall on Saturday with his young daughter in tow and a clipboard in his hand, and I quickly busied myself on my iPhone in hopes that he'd go away without too much of a fuss. Unsurprisingly, he persisted and somewhat apologetically gave me his pitch. For 365 days, he had decided to go up to complete strangers and ask them two questions about the world. He would then take their picture and post their answers in a blog. Would I be willing to be day 349? Since my wife was ordering at a nearby coffee shop, I led Richard (now no longer quite so much of a stranger) and his daughter over to where Nina was waiting and introduced them. Once again, he gave us his pitch - two questions, one snapshot, and we would be on our way. Here were the questions, in my own words: 1. If you were handed a microphone and could share one message that would be heard by the whole world, what would it be? 2. What's your vision for humanity going forward? I was struck by how difficult I found it to answer the questions given what I do for a living, but I was equally struck by how quickly and easily Nina was able to answer. Here's an excerpt from the blog he wrote about our encounter on Saturday evening. (You can read the full entry with additional pictures here.)
There were three things I particularly loved about our encounter with Richard. The first was that as he had no idea of who I was or what I do, I was able to at least attempt to answer the questions as a human being, not an author or teacher. The second was that he was on day 349. It reminded me of my own "project 365" when I decided to write one coaching tip a day for an entire year back in 2001, how I didn't really think I could do it and how quickly the project took on a life of its own. But I think my favorite thing had to be the way his 9 year old daughter patiently put up with "dad doing his weird talking to strangers thing", reminding me that if we can share our lives with people who we love, it doesn't really matter what they think of what we do. Here's your homework... I've posted three questions to Facebook this morning: 1. If you were handed a microphone and could share one message that would be heard by the whole world, what would it be? 2. What's your vision for humanity going forward? 3. If you were going to take on a project 365 - a daily project that would expand your world and/or contribute to the world as a whole - what would it be? Please share your answers there, and I look forward to reading your replies!
PS - Richard Radstone's full blog, 365 Strangers/365 Days, makes compelling reading - enjoy! |
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