
Brett Lillie
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Oct 14, 2023 |
yourlifechoices.com.au | Brett Lillie
Many have a genuine love-hate relationship with exercise. We all seem to know the benefits and some of us truly enjoy the process and the feeling after a workout. Others though think of it as a chore, a painful but necessary evil that needs to be done. Most lie somewhere in between. We go through ups and downs, periods of high and low activity, excitement and boredom. It really boils down to how much time, energy and motivation we have. That’s the trap a lot of us fall into.
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Sep 23, 2023 |
yourlifechoices.com.au | Brett Lillie
The middle life milestone is one usually celebrated with glee or gloom. Up to that point we have lived jam-packed years with many ‘firsts’ dotted along the line. Everything is exciting and the possibilities seem endless. We are in the ‘AM’ of our life and we are winning. Then it hits – the middle point – where we need to transition to the PM years, life’s afternoon.
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Sep 18, 2023 |
kochiesbusinessbuilders.com.au | Brett Lillie
The official definition of creativity refers to the use of imagination or original ideas to create something new: it is inventiveness and the hero is our brain. However, generating new ideas is only the end part of the creative process. To get to that point, we need to make sure our minds are in peak performance so we can think laterally and innovate, writes Dr Brett Lillie, author of Rediscover Your Athlete Within. So what can we do to keep the mind ready, sharp, focused, clutter-free?
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Sep 16, 2023 |
ceoworld.biz | Brett Lillie
One big story emerged from the 2023 World Athletic Championships in Budapest: Australian Nina Kennedy and Olympic champion Katie Moon of the United States sharing gold after tying in a nail-biting women’s pole vault final. Many celebrated the decision, praising the duo for sports(wo)manships, while others criticized the two athletes for their unusual choice and (seemingly) lack of desire for victory.
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Sep 11, 2023 |
hrleader.com.au | Brett Lillie |Emma Musgrave
| |5 minute read When we think of movement, we often associate it with exercising: the gym, a run, a hike, a swim, something that takes time and a bit of organisation to get it done. It is no surprise that when we try to fit movement into our busy schedules, we struggle to find a spot for it, and we inevitably resort to the before/after work hours or the lunchtime break.
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