Trent Hayes Australian Author

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    1. Whether you are searching for a partner or answers, don’t be overwhelmed by poor examples. Think like a new driver trying to get onto the motorway for the first time… If you look for cars, you will always find one. You really need to be looking for gaps.
    2. Imagine if you can take [...]

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  • The formula for becoming an author

    1. Whether you are searching for a partner or answers, don’t be overwhelmed by poor examples. Think like a new driver trying to get onto the motorway for the first time… If you look for cars, you will always find one. You really need to be looking for gaps.
    2. Imagine if you can take [...]

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  • New Look website

    1. Whether you are searching for a partner or answers, don’t be overwhelmed by poor examples. Think like a new driver trying to get onto the motorway for the first time… If you look for cars, you will always find one. You really need to be looking for gaps.
    2. Imagine if you can take [...]

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  • First Book - Due October 09

    1. Whether you are searching for a partner or answers, don’t be overwhelmed by poor examples. Think like a new driver trying to get onto the motorway for the first time… If you look for cars, you will always find one. You really need to be looking for gaps.
    2. Imagine if you can take [...]

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Archive for the ‘Self Movitation’ Category

1. Whether you are searching for a partner or answers, don’t be overwhelmed by poor examples. Think like a new driver trying to get onto the motorway for the first time… If you look for cars, you will always find one. You really need to be looking for gaps.
2. Imagine if you can take [...]

I’ve been lucky to have Brandon in my life because he has taught me just how much you can learn from your mistakes… more so than the successes.
I’ve watched people fall apart when they have breezed through life prior something that was (to me) a minor setback. We’re talking families collapsing.
Is it possible that in [...]

Although I had followed this precept since my first few months after my father died, I had never really committed it to paper until a discussion with Martin Walsh. I will expand on this below, but the gem of this axiom is that it works in any situation…
If you are feeling anxious about something (let’s [...]