The Restrictive Power of Limiting Beliefs

by Paul Goodchild on December 4, 2011

Where the Magic HappensBeliefs are stories and ideas that we hold about ourselves and our lives.

Limiting Beliefs restrict what we think.

They restrict what we say, what we do, and in essence who we are.

Clearly, we could do better without the beliefs that limit what we do.

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A new haircut, lessons re-learned, y ‘un café con leche por favor’

by Paul Goodchild on August 16, 2011

I haven’t felt like writing on this personal blog for a while. Well that’s not entirely true, I have. But I just haven’t felt like I have the writing ‘edge’ and motivation to finish any article I’ve started.

I’ve been so gung-ho with business and entrepreneurial pursuits that writing for fun got left by the way-side.

Travel and haircuts – a right royal pain that never gets addressed

I’ve travelled a lot, and one topic that never gets addressed by people on their many “location independent” blogs is that of ‘haircuts’.

What am I on about?

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How to add the Google +1 button to WordPress and the Digg Digg plugin

June 5, 2011

A quick how-to guide on how to add Google +1 functionality to your Wordpress site if you’re using the floating bar provided by the Digg Digg Wordpress plugin.

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3 Ways to reinvigorate your life when you rediscover your mornings

June 1, 2011

The best way to start the day is to wake up earlier, doing morning exercise, and write a journal (or morning pages). It’s a simple formula, but one that really works.

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Happiness is only real when shared, or is it?

May 22, 2011
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Happiness is only real when shared – a sometimes confusing quote from a man that died nearly 22 years ago. I believe to be happy we must share and be connected with life around us. Not necessarily people, but nature also.

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Ghandi – Whatever you do will be insignificant, but it is very important that you do it

April 18, 2011
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Ghandi said “Whatever you do will be insignificant, but it is very important that you do it”. But what does it mean? I believe it is about being you, living true to yourself and that doing what you love is much more important than the actual action you do.

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We teach people how to treat us

April 13, 2011

We teach people how to treat us. This is true for every relationship we have. By giving way on small points, people learn where our limits are and will push against those limits. Then we must fight.

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Learn Spanish – content over method approach to language learning

April 4, 2011
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What is the most effective way to learn a language? There’s no single best approach – discovering the method and materials that suits you best is critical. Don’t be afraid to try things differently.

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Living in Seville, southern Spain – First Impressions

March 28, 2011
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I moved to Seville in the southern province of Andalusia in the south of Spain. My plan is to work and build an online business here while immersing myself in the Spanish culture and language. Seville is my home for the next 2~3 months.

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How I created a complete membership site with WordPress

March 10, 2011
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In my journey towards setting up an Internet Business, I’m relaying some of the important learning experiences in the hope that it may help you find what you need to do it yourself. In this article I describe what I found to be an excellent membership system for a Wordpress website. It provides integration with aweber, paypal, e-junkie and much more. It’s called Digital Access Pass.

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