This is the website of Educator, Exercise Scientist, Media Presenter, High Performance Coach and Motivational Speaker, Craig Harper. It is a constantly updated, one-stop information, inspiration, education and motivation station. Unlike other sites, it is a totally free resource for anyone who is genuinely ready to create positive change in their world. With almost a thousand original articles (all written by Craig) covering a wide range of subject matter (from fitness to philosophy), there’s a mountain of quality information to help you create the new-and-improved version of you.

Craig is one of Australia’s most respected Professional Speakers and Educators in the field of human performance. He is a highly sought-after corporate coach and is considered to be a leader in the areas of personal and professional development, having worked with hundreds of teams, companies and organisations on numerous continents over the last twenty years. Enjoy your visit.

How to be Fit and Unfit (at the same time)

Hi Gang. Monday’s post seemed to strike a chord with some of you so I thought I might leave my Exercise Bloke hat on for one more day and explore another important ingredient in the getting-in-shape process: Exercise Variety.

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Exercise Intensity

Hi Gang. Today, I’m wearing my Exercise Scientist hat. It’s beige.

Stop it.

I’ve covered some of this ground before here at me-dot-com but the emails I receive, the questions I’m asked (constantly) and the conversations I have, tell me that this topic is something we should re-visit on a semi-regular basis. It’s relevant for anyone who works out and anyone whose goal it is to transform their body in some way. I’ll do my best to keep the scientific jargon low and the understandability high.

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Recent Entries

Your Turn to Teach: Spirituality

March 5, 2010

Every now and then, I hand over the teaching reins to you: my readers. We haven’t done it for a while but today is such a day.
A few years back, I heard Deepak Chopra speak and he informed me that I was a spiritual being having a temporary physical experience. “Cool”, I thought. If only [...]

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Mr Right Now

March 3, 2010

Hi Guys – CJ here. Hope you are all enjoying your week. Can you believe it’s March already? Would you hate me if I asked how your goals for 2010 are coming along? Ok, I won’t ask then. I’ll leave the tough love to he at him-dot-com; he’s much bigger and scarier than me. Today’s instalment [...]

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The Twenty-Five Hour Day

March 2, 2010

The Time Victim
In the course of my work, I’m always hearing about the amount of time people don’t have to create their best life. To explore their potential. Achieve their goals. No time to study. No time to finish that course. To get in shape. To write that book. To do charity work. To respond to emails. [...]

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Your Creative Self

March 1, 2010

I believe we are all born creative.
And over time, life beats it out of us. If we allow it to.
As kids, we were happily and courageously creative because we didn’t care what people thought of our creations. Remember when you didn’t care what people thought about your creative gifts? Your masterpieces? Your works of art? [...]

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When There is no Right or Wrong

February 26, 2010

What Do You Think I Should Think?
Someone asked me yesterday if I thought a particular course of action was right for them. They were essentially looking for my approval to take a certain path. And I’m talking about a potentially life-changing issue here. I was amazed that they would value my opinion – about what is right [...]

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Simulated Relationships

February 25, 2010

Hi Guys, CJ here. Long time, no chat. Hope you’re being good. If not, good at it. He with the biceps and short hair is having a day off.
Mr Grumpy?
The other day I had a conversation with a bloke who said he was a little frustrated with all the ‘bullshit relationships’ in his [...]

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