My style of training is extremely aggressive because I feel that most people know what they want already. And after listening to the same question coming up again and again the last few days, I realise I need to address it in a little more detail.
Our industry is focused on material gain. That's not a bad thing. I believe that money is not good or bad, its the people who are. So, what’s the limit? When do you stop paying the price? View full article »
Greatness is never about technique but always about passion.
DVE - It’s a hard process. There is no shortcut. And the most valuable thing are mirrors around you. Surround yourself with them. Also, you will always need a neutral point of reference.
Reason and guilt don't speak the same language.
Are you mentally hungry?
Life is a bit like Formula One racing. We are in F1 and I like the concept of F1, which is why I chose this metaphor to explain this to you.
As an F1 driver, once you are in the cockpit, you are alone. No one can get in there with you. Ultimately its you and your maker. And when you are in that cockpit, it is the hairpin bend that makes all the difference.
If you have seen the Formula One track, you will notice the extreme curves and hairpin turns all over the track. And the skill of the driver is greatly tested when he reaches that hairpin bend, because he must maneuver it strategically without losing speed. Almost every car crash on the F1 track takes places either as the car gets into into the hairpin or as its coming out of it. View full article »
Dato' Vijay welcomes the new participants to The Zone 2012
The zone is not a physical place. This is the one time in a year where I have to spend all day and sometimes all night with you guys. This is an exclusive time for you and that you need to take seriously. How the zone affects you and what you take back from the zone is entirely up to you. I have no control over that process.
For the 200 odd participants who are here today, you should know that for every single spot, you were competing easily with 30 others. We had to keep turning away people and readjusting the numbers. It was not my intention to allow 200 people this year. My target was just 100! View full article »
Nobody trips over mountains. Its the small insignificant pebbles that cause you to stumble and fall. Learn to walk over the pebbles with ease and you will find yourself crossing mountains.
