In this, the last of the 12 podcasts in the Amazing Mindset “summer series”, Ged looks at how our egos often get in the way of us moving forward, and he considers just how much attention we give to what other people might think about us in what we do or what we say…or even what we think! Too much attention to what others might think brings about a fear of doing or saying things that we really would like to do. It leads us to being over self-critical, self-conscious, and self-doubting. And yet...

In this, the penultimate episode of the Amazing Mindset Podcast series, Ged reads a story taken from his first book, “Amazing—A Voyage of Self-discovery”, entitled ‘Miss World”.This is NOT a story about a beauty pageant, and could be entitled ‘Mis’ World, as the story relates to ALL the times we simply make ‘mis-takes…the biggest culprit being Misunderstanding. Understanding our ‘mis-takes’ better can help us avoid the stresses, anxiety, worries and doubts that can accompany mistakes we ...

In this, the 10th episode in the Amazing Mindset podcast series, Ged discusses just how important it is to understand how our thinking actually works, in order that we can be in the best possible mind-set. We look back on previous podcasts and discover how our understanding of worry, regrets, criticism, our thinking traps, our uniqueness, and our listening skills has helped us with our overall mindset.Ged Roberts is the author of 3 books:“Amazing-A voyage of self-discovery”, “The Amazing...

In this, the 9th in the series of Amazing Mindset Podcasts, Ged discusses “Worry”. We all worry about some things, at some time. It’s a natural reaction for us to worry. There’s nothing ‘wrong’ with worrying.In this latest podcast, Ged introduces us to the fact that there are two very distinctive types of worry, and by understanding how these two types of worry work, we can actively reduce the amount of worry that we generate. Once we understand how Worry ‘works’, we can spend less time worry...

In this, the 8th in the Amazing Mindset series of podcasts, Ged discusses the way that we think about all those things that might have been, and all those things that might have been said….all the things that could have been avoided, and all those opportunities that might have been missed.Some of these things turn into what we call ‘regrets’. But, as you will discover, it’s not always a bad thing to have regrets……Ged Roberts is the author of 3 books:“Amazing-A voyage of self-discovery”, “The ...

In this, the 7th episode in the Amazing Mindset podcast series, Ged discusses ‘Criticism’. What it is, where it comes from, and how we cope with it. He considers how we react to Criticism, and how that reaction can often lead to confrontation. Then he goes on to explain how we can avoid that confrontation by simply understanding Criticism better, by avoiding the Reaction, and replacing it with Reflection. No one likes to be criticized, even constructively. So, this podcast will appeal to ever...

In this, the 6th in the series of Amazing Mindset Podcasts, Ged pays tribute to the books written by Steve Pettit, and his wonderful analogy of life as a game of Snakes & Ladders.Ged discusses how difficult it is for us to have a ‘positive’ mindset all the time, and how we must accept some our ‘negative’ moments as part of the ‘Balance of Life’.Ged Roberts is the author of 3 books:“Amazing-A voyage of self-discovery”, “The Amazing Sequel-A sojourn into self-awareness”,& “Think Amazing...

In this, the 5th in the AMAZING MINDSET podcasts series, Ged reads a story from his second book, “The Amazing Sequel”, called “The Anx”.This story of “The Anx” is a direct follow-up to the previous podcasts, “Wired For Thought” & “Thinking Traps”.The story reveals what happens when our Imagination is allowed to infiltrate our Thinking, and describes just what kind of world we are able to create for ourselves when we let our Imagination ‘run wild’.Ged Roberts is the author of 3 books:“Amaz...

In this, the 4th episode of the AMAZING MINDSETS PODCAST SERIES, Ged looks more closely at the way in which we are all uniquely ‘wired for thought’, and introduces us to the ‘Thinking Traps’ that we can all too easily fall into. Ged considers how, through an understanding of our thinking, we can ‘rewire’ some of our more negative thinking patterns, and begin to free up our overactive minds! Ged Roberts is the author of 3 books:“Amazing-A voyage of self-discovery”, “The Amazing Seque...

In this, the third episode in the “Summer Season” of the Amazing Mindset podcast series, Ged discusses how we come to think the way we do. How much of our thinking is generated by our genetic make-up, how much by our upbringing in the formative years, and how much by our education, our influences, and our life experiences? What type of thinker are you?What makes you the unique thinker that you are? How are you ‘wired’ for thought?And what sort of world are you creating for your...