By Cort Caldwell,| January 28th, 2010
I have written in the past about goal sabotage about lack of focus, negative habits and procrastination. Hint: search sabotage and you will find several. I want to add another warning sign to watch out for today.
Focusing on something else is just as bad as not doing anything. It is just as bad as your
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By Cort Caldwell,| January 24th, 2010
Educating yourself, and then your family and friends is a long and continuous process. Err on the side of caution and assume they will be more likely to miss something, or make a mistake, than you will be. Give them a long adjustment period. I suggest cooking your first GF meal with them to show
Continue reading 10 Gluten-free Survival Tips Issue 2
By Cort Caldwell,| January 12th, 2010
When we look at the lives of others, it is often easy to see how they go wrong and fail to achieve what they desire. Part of the reason for this is obviously having enough distance to see what is failing, what is a roadblock, and what behaviors are counterproductive.
When it comes to our own
Continue reading The Myth of Giving 100% Part 1: How Subliminal Lies Wreck Your Goals
By Cort Caldwell,| January 10th, 2010
Go to every supermarket chain at least once. None of them have all the GF foods you want. You will be surprised.
Ask your local health food store if they can special order for you. Visit all the health and specialty food shops
Repeat: Add only one new food or product to a dish at a time.
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By Cort Caldwell,| January 9th, 2010
The worst time to have to make a decision is when your judgement is impaired due to a crisis. This crisis can be of any sort that would break down your ability to thoughtfully and carefully decide upon you response. One crisis state I will highlight in this post is the bend-crisis. This crisis is
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By Cort Caldwell,| January 8th, 2010
In order to maintain optimum wellness and developmental trajectory it is vital to frequently examine as much of what we do, how we live, and how we feel as possible. The idea is to look for aspects that are not aligned with our conscious desires and beliefs, as well as areas where we are underperforming,
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By Cort Caldwell,| January 7th, 2010
Many people find that although they feel ‘okay’ their life lacks focus, or they struggle to progress towards succeeding in their goals. Perhaps you can not put your finger on what is wrong, only that things are not right, or not right enough. The question I have for you today is not about whether you
Continue reading Are You on Subtle Tilt?
By Cort Caldwell,| January 5th, 2010
I often here something like “People are fundamentally selfish” and that everything an individual does is ultimately motivated by a selfishness.
Sometimes I will hear a debate concerning whether people are selfish or “generally good”. The debate is nearly always framed with those two sides, and I have heard it many times from people of all
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By Cort Caldwell,| January 3rd, 2010
You can spend a long time struggling to build a wellness foundation. The resistance you face can cause leaks, backsliding, and the firing up of multiple back-burners. I often highlight the importance of building the deepest, most secure foundation possible. That does not mean I am not aware of practical difficulties and sticking points. When
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