by Dr. Stephen Simpson | Sport, Weekly Blog
Life always has its ups and downs, even for the rich and famous. As always it is how adversity is tackled that determines eventual success or failure. This is a short article I wrote this week for The Best You magazine. What makes David Beckham one of the greatest...
by Dr. Stephen Simpson | Acting, Personal Development, Weekly Blog
A FREE Gift? What’s the catch? Absolutely nothing, although it would be nice if you could leave a comment on YouTube. This audiobook will shortly be published on iTunes, and it was also be great if you let me know of any improvements I could make to it before...
by Dr. Stephen Simpson | Havening, Weekly Blog
You may remember this FREE offer from my last Blog. I have been working with some top sports stars this year as they tour the world. Sometimes I can be with them, sometimes not. So could my methods work remotely via Skype? There was only one way to find out – to...
by Dr. Stephen Simpson | Havening, Weekly Blog
I have been very lucky this month – so far! Probably more lucky than the whole of last year, and that was a cracker! One of my clients has been SPECTACULARLY lucky. More details later….. One of the successes was my GET REAL RESULTS NOW seminar in...
by Dr. Stephen Simpson | Havening, Weekly Blog
2014 has already been my most successful year as a coach by far. I can only coach a handful of elite performers at any one time because there are only so many hours in a day. However these few stars are posting personal best performances, having fun all over the...
by Dr. Stephen Simpson | Havening, Podcasts, Weekly Blog
Mahri and I continue to enjoy presenting our weekly radio show. This week we talk about an exciting new psycho-sensory technique, called Havening. This what legendary personal development guru and author Paul McKenna thinks about Havening. ‘Havening, also known...
by Dr. Stephen Simpson | Personal Development, Weekly Blog
DID YOU USE THE LAW OF ATTRACTION LAST WEEK? WELL I DID! Do you remember my comments about the law of attraction in my blog last week? There has already been at least one astonishing result, so I will just refresh your memory with an extract. Then I will share the...
by Dr. Stephen Simpson | Personal Development, Weekly Blog
At last the day has come. My new book Get Lucky Now! is live on Amazon! Amazon US link – Amazon UK link This book took at least five years to write and is about as good as I can make it. Whether that is good enough time will tell. However I have presented this...
by Dr. Stephen Simpson | Bioresonance, NLP, Podcasts, Weekly Blog
Zestology Podcast It is hard to believe that TV presenter and founder of Zestology Tony Wrighton and me have been working together for 10 years. I have lost count of the number of projects we have created but this Q & A session is at least as good as any of them....
by Dr. Stephen Simpson | Havening, Weekly Blog
Havening Demo Filmed Live at the Excel I use Havening at some stage with all of my clients. I thought long and hard before attempting this Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) demonstration. I knew I would only have about five minutes, which is much less time than I...
by Dr. Stephen Simpson | NLP, Podcasts
Many people ask this question about NLP because they are searching for any tool that can bring them more success. Often it is enjoy closer relationships with people, to be more successful at work, to excel in sport, or to just be happy. To find an answer I interviewed...
by Dr. Stephen Simpson | Luck
This post is the latest in a series narrating my experiences when researching and writing my book called Get Lucky Now. This series of posts will include excerpts from Get Lucky Now which is available on Amazon. This is the link –...
by Dr. Stephen Simpson | NLP, Weekly Blog
The Goal Setting Enigma You are really certain what your goal is? Or do you just think you are? My last blog ended with a few words about reality and illusion, and very blurry area in between. Dr. Sigmund Freud knew a bit about how our brains work and offered some...
by Dr. Stephen Simpson | Bioresonance, Podcasts, Weekly Blog
The solfeggio frequencies are an ancient six tone scale of musical notes. For hundreds of years it has been considered sacred music and is the foundation of the popular Gregorian chants. My name is Dr Stephen Simpson. My background is as a medical doctor working in...
by Dr. Stephen Simpson | NLP, Weekly Blog
I discovered NLP 13 years ago after reading a book by Paul McKenna. Within weeks I was attending a course run by Dr Richard Bandler and was hooked. Within 18 months I qualified as a trainer and had set up my own elite performance coaching business. I learnt so many...
by Dr. Stephen Simpson | NLP, Weekly Blog
Many people ask this question about NLP because they are searching for any tool that can bring them more success. Often it is enjoy closer relationships with people, to be more successful at work, to excel in sport, or to just be happy. To find an answer I interviewed...
by Dr. Stephen Simpson | Personal Development
Envy has been considered one of the seven deadly sins throughout history. Whilst this is true I just wonder whether it is possible to give the emotion of envy a little nudge and turn it into something far more positive? What do you think? This video might just give...
by Dr. Stephen Simpson | Havening, Weekly Blog
Phobias come in many different shapes and sizes. The common morbid fears are fear of spiders, snakes, heights, confined spaces, and crossing bridges. I often get emails asking for help with these phobias. When I see a client for the first time I explain that I am not...
by Dr. Stephen Simpson | NLP, Weekly Blog
Studies prove that there’s more to distract us than ever before. It can be hard to put down the phone or switch off the laptop, and the constant little dopamine hits we receive from notifications, likes, emails and more have a seriously negative effect on our...
by Dr. Stephen Simpson | Havening, Weekly Blog
I use Havening at some stage with all of my clients. I thought long and hard before attempting this Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) demonstration. I knew I would only have about five minutes, which is much less time than I would ordinarily require. I...
