SIMON MORRELL

Being Bullied Feature Script. What Works Well: The screenplay establishes a compelling emotional throughline rooted in Simon's dual oppression—a violent bully in Joseph and an emotionally abusive father in Peter. This dual-antagonist structure creates layered conflict that feels authentic and avoids the simplistic "one bad guy" formula. The audience has two distinct sources of tension to track, and Simon's growth must address both, which raises the dramatic stakes considerabl

Fear, Panic Attacks and Recovery. If you are suffering from fear, phobias, panic attacks or lack of confidence, these two short talks may help. I sincerely hope they do.

Some words on training, fears and moving forwards.

Words From The Week are some of Simon's thoughts on subjects such as the mental health of our youth, the fear of embarrassment keeping us small and the levels of Combat Training.

Words For a Thursday. For this fine week in May, here is a selection of Simon's social media talks in which he takes in leadership, fear, respite, positivity and goal setting.

When The Snow Started Coming Down. We all fail. We all lose courage, struggle, doubt ourselves and seemingly give up, but the last one on the list is not necessarily true.

If you are living in fear, there is hope. You can move on and succeed. From Bullied to Black Belt is a true story.

Writing Books and Facing Adversity. In this short film for a Wednesday, Simon talks about what it is like to write books, and then how he discovered, with the help of his friend Geoff Thompson, that adversity can be one of our greatest gifts.

Making My Mental Health Better. So many things went into the decline of my mental health (was it really any good to start with), but so many things also went into fixing it. In this short, honest series of videos, I talk about the factory my father owned and the tyranny he exercised in his heyday. Certainly, his treatment of me was not good, as you will hear in the video. But of course, the Universe sends us down ways to deal with such things, and I also address these in the

Love, a Fuel for Fear. There is more than one way to cope with fear.

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Check out Simon's new outlet for words & stories.

That Unforgettable Feeling, The Undeniable Dream. We have all had it. If we are lucky, we have it more than once, and if we work hard at our dreams, well, it just may happen several times.

I thought I had my first panic attack at the age of nineteen. On the last day of a trip to America with Julie, I started to feel unwell, for no particular reason. If you have suffered a panic attack, you will be familiar with the symptoms. The feeling of ‘not being there’, as if a film has covered your eyes and things are being seen from a distance.

Lessons that I hope will help you on your way. Your Success, Words to Help You On Your Way. During a recent bout of poor health and a virus, I recorded some words to help people on their way to success.

Freedom From Fear. Well, that would be nice, wouldn’t it? Imagine a life without fear. No anxiety, no distressing adrenaline releases, nothing to be frightened of. Now imagine standing at a busy road, seeing a truck hurtling down the inside lane and stepping out in front of you. Imagine being hit by it. Imagine that. Why would you do such a thing? What on earth possessed you to put yourself directly in front of a seven-ton truck doing 50 miles per hour? It is because you hav

A podcast from some time ago, in which I talk about the effect bullying had on my mental health. “I can control you Morrell, I’m stronger...

The Will to Win How we become successful in our chosen field

Start your morning right. Unlocking your potential often involves facing our fears .