SIMON MORRELL

Becoming Of Worth, A True Story. For much of my life, certainly my childhood and teenage years, I understood and acccepted I was the black sheep of the family.

Julie & Simon on Never Giving Up. The following is, as always, a true story and tells of a legal battle Julie and I have endured and kept private over the last year. The details of the legal issue aren't important; the moral of the story is. Please feel free to share with your friends and family.

So You Think You Know Fear? I learnt avoidance from a very early age, and it was a discovery fuelled by fear. Childlike punches and kicks, accompanied by spiteful spit, came my way from my classmates. And so, after months of enduring, I begged my father to let me move schools, and for a while there was peace. It didn’t last long.

Simon and the IRA. Some of you will know about Simon’s turbulent relationship with his father, Peter, and it largely stemmed from the man’s dishonesty and how he always seemed to put Simon in the firing line. In the early 2000s, Simon received a phone call that changed how he looked at his father, his life and his training.

Don't Rush Your Recovery. When we have poor mental health, anxiety or panic attacks, we are desperate to get better, but don't let that desperation fool you. In this short talk, Simon tells of his own experiences and how he recovered from them.

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.

Barrel Carriers or Teamakers? Last week, I was teaching a class and explaining about Barrel Carriers and Teamakers. It was about an incident that occurred in a local pub where Julie and I were enjoying our usual date night. Just the two of us, cold drinks and a meal. On the next table, it was clear that the two guys occupying it had started early, not just the drink. One in particular was loud, aggressive, and, not to put too fine a point on it, a pratt.

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

Transform Your Fear Into Strength. We need courage, determination, a little bit of luck and some strong support,

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.

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

Simon Morrell now offers talks about how you can overcome and conquer your fears. Simon spent most of his younger life in a dark cave of fea