SIMON MORRELL

Some words on training, fears and moving forwards.

Am I Drinking Too Much? Is a true and hard hitting story.

Being Bullied is a true story based on the award winning books From Bullied to Black Belt & An Everyday Warrior.

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

For Anyone Who Has Ever Been Bullied. My misery at the hands of bullies was becoming too big for me. My pain, both physically and mentally, was becoming uncontrollable. Panic attacks were my daily diet, sleepless nights almost a ritual. Something had to give. Eventually, I started doing things that frightened me outside of the bullying environment. Things that frightened me, but things I knew would eventually lead me to the path of confidence. It worked, and the more confiden

A very angry Wabbit A Very Pi**ed Off Bugs Bunny, or How to Lose Millions Bounce houses, bouncy castles, inflatable fun houses. Whatever you called them, at the time my father’s factory manufactured them, they were frowned upon by the big theme parks and blue-chip companies. Nobody wanted to be associated with something that propelled the users high in the air, banging into other users and crashing back down. It just wasn’t good for business. So when my father, Peter, reached

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.

Words of Hope For a Tuesday. Sometimes a few words can give us all a boost. In these two short talks, Simon tells of how setbacks aren't the end of our journey and our fears are there to be conquered. Simon is available for public speaking on fear control, overcoming adversity and achieving our goals. To book him for your location, please email me, Julie, at info@simonmorrell.com

We Are All Resilient, We All Have Courage

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.

One Punch Kill, a short film by Simon Morrell

Recovery From Poor Mental Health

FEAR was the first article I ever wrote and was published in a National magazine. Here it is reprinted.

Beyond your Panic Attacks and what happens afterwards. If you suffer the answer will reassure you.🙏

The world can throw us curveballs and sometimes they are life changing and sometimes, well they are just something we need to deal with.

Be A Tall Poppy. Show the word what you’ve got.

A funny not funny story from my childhood #childhoodmemories #survivor #frombulliedtoblackbelt #truestory

One Morning Can See The Whole Map Of Your Life Change.

One Punch Kill, a short film with an important social message

FEAR We know we don’t like it, we know we don’t want it, but on some level, we know we need it. It is telling us something must change, something isn’t right. Now this may be a lifestyle thing, or it may be some life- threatening attack. On one hand, Fear is telling us, ” Look, you need to change how you are living, you need to take stock.” On the other it is saying, “This guy in front of you is not your friend. He does not wish you well. Get the hell out of here.”