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 development, having worked with hundreds of teams, companies and organisations on numerous continents over the last twenty years. Enjoy your visit.

Low-Tech Fitness

Today’s instalment will provide you with zero in the way of personal development, motivation and/or education. It’s more a case of me thinking out loud than it is any kind of potentially transformational message. You’ve been warned.

A Fitness Dilemma

The other day, I spoke with a woman who had arrived at the gym without her heart-rate monitor. What a tragedy. She informed me that she couldn’t train without it. I told her she would be fine without it for one session. She disagreed and drove home (a fifteen minute trip each way) to retrieve it. Good grief.

The Old Days

Remember the good old days when you didn’t need a PhD in engineering, computer programming or exercise physiology to use gym equipment, do a workout or raise a sweat? Think hard. Back in the day, we had these amazing things called skipping ropes, old boxing bags and rusty dumbbells. And dirt tracks. And soft sand. And hills. And stairs. Real stairs; not revolving ones. 

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Your Turn to Teach: The Over-Thinker

Once a fortnight (or so) here at me-dot-com, I walk to the back of the cyber-classroom and hand over the teaching reins and coach’s whistle to you, my readers. Today is that day. Keep in mind that you don’t need to be a guru, genius or expert to teach the rest of us something (I’m none of those things, so there’s your proof). No, you just need to be willing to share your thoughts, ideas, opinions and experiences.

The Cerebral Minefield

Lately, I’ve been thinking about not thinking. Ironic huh?

I know we’ve opened the door on this conversation before but recent experiences tell me that it’s a subject which needs to be discussed, explored, dissected and re-visited on a semi-regular basis. It’s become apparent (to me) that, for many of us, our cerebral landscape is more often a chaotic warzone than it is a relaxing tropical island.

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Recent Entries

The Meaning of Age

August 30, 2010

Late Starter
I recently read an article about an “exceptional” woman who had just completed her first university degree at the ripe old age (there’s a term for discussion) of seventy-seven. While the story was interesting and the woman is indeed an inspiration, I wondered why a person doing some study and passing some exams would [...]

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What’s Right for You?

August 26, 2010

“That’s not right for you.”
There’s a sentence we’ve all heard along our journey. Some of us, far too many times. The concept of right and wrong is an interesting discussion and a subject that has fascinated me for years. Growing up, we were all taught that there’s a right way and a wrong way to [...]

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Creating Our Own Experiences

August 24, 2010

A Conversation

Today, I was talking with someone who attended our MBE program last weekend. I asked her what (if anything) had resonated for her. She told me that she had never really grasped the subjective reality ‘thing’ until we started discussing the concept of consciously creating our own experiences. She liked the idea of being [...]

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MBE Report

August 23, 2010

Laughs and Blisters
Hi Everyone. I hope you a had great weekend. I did. It was a little exhausting but lots of fun nonetheless. Our first MBE program is done and dusted and we had a total blast with plenty of breakthroughs, a few tears, lots of laughs, some sore muscles, constant light bulb moments and [...]

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Day Twenty-Eight

August 20, 2010

Update Time
Well Rockstars (you know you are), today is the last day of our twenty-eight day kick-start cyber-program. That means it’s time for those of you who put up your hand a month ago to send in your final report and let us know how you went. Now, I know some of you had a [...]

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Serious About Fun

August 18, 2010

A Fun Plan
I’m serious about fun. It’s a crucial part of my overall wellness plan. And life plan. I’m committed to having fun, finding fun and creating fun. Where there’s fun there’s (a greater chance of) happiness, health and harmony and why wouldn’t I want that? Why wouldn’t any of us want that?
The Health Benefits [...]

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