Ryan Biddulph, Author at The Personal Growth Channel

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Ryan Biddulph inspires you with courses, 100 plus eBooks, audio books and his blog at Blogging From Paradise.

Are You a News Puppet?

How many times have you been a news puppet? The scenario: global headlines shift to a new story. Perhaps a virus. Said virus spreads rapidly. People die. More people get sick. Never mind how most people recover quickly. Fear scares you. The news headline scares you, triggering fears in your being. Being scared, you rush […]

What 1 Skill Allows You to Live Your Dreams?

Some believe my life is a movie. I have lived in Fiji, New Zealand, Bali and Costa Rica for months at a time. I have spent over 2 years in Thailand. Why did I live my dreams? I developed one skill to a point where I just got the job done, no matter what obstacles […]

What Fuels Your Problems?

Fear energy fuels your problems. Problems only exist in minds dominated by fear. Or problems only exist in minds leaning a bit too much toward fear. Fear skews your filter. All is an opportunity to learn from, and to grow from. But feeling fear versus love throws off your power of clear perception. Problems cannot […]

What Do You Control?

The only control you have in life is control over your inner world. Anyone can control how they perceive situations. We all control our awareness. No human being controls every single thought and feeling, save enlightened souls. Unless the Dalai Lama reads this post, or a scant few others living in the world but not […]

Find the Halfway Point Between Delusion and Self-Deprecation

I recall watching an interview with Bill Gates. He noted putting in many hours of work to get Microsoft off of the ground. In the next breath, he proclaimed “he got lucky” when his company took off. Any person who has been one of the wealthiest folks on earth – for *decades* knows luck had […]

What Is Your Version of Being Realistic?

I just broadcast a live video walking across Brooklyn Bridge in NYC. Fun times. 8 years ago, I set a realistic intent: travel the globe with my wife while working my blogging business. My definition of “being realistic” differs from most people because I chose a different meaning for “realism”. Why? Well….why not? Have you […]

1 Coaching Concept to Sear onto Your Mind

How many times have you learned a concept and mastered the idea after one exposure to the idea? Like zero times, right? Why do you expect clients to master stuff after a single exposure? Let’s be real, guys and gals. Coaches sometimes lack patience because we forget what it felt like to be the client […]

Pay Close Attention to People You Envy

I recall horribly envying a highly successful blogger 10 years ago. Dude seemed to have it all. He seemed happy. 6 figure earner, soon to be 7 figure entrepreneur. Pretty wife, big home and super successful online. Doesn’t it feel easy to hate successful people, before you figure out how jealousy works? Pay close attention […]

Suppressed Emotions Need to Find an Outlet Eventually

No matter how much you bury fear and pain, and believe you outfoxed the energies, you will pay the price down the road. Take it from a former world class repressionist. Life seemed OK. On the outside. But deep down, beneath my humorous veneer, I vibed pain and fear. I suppressed difficult trauma from childhood. […]

Whose Advice Do You Follow?

For 30 years of my life, I worked a job to pay bills. At least until 2008. I lost my security guard job. Life opened up. I could work from home and be free. But stronger inner pulls goaded me to get a job ASAP to pay bills, although I ignored the nudges. Why? I […]

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