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Video, Audio Clips and Articles About Following ThroughWhy the Human Mind Should be Recalled: Exploring the Great Disconnect Between Intention and Action.In this 17 minute narrated slide show is based on Dr. Steve Levinson's invited presentation at the 2010 TEDx Memphis conference, Levinson examines the great disconnect between our intentions and our behavior. He not only explains why we so often fail to make the life-improving changes we intend to make, he makes a strong case for considering the great disconnect a fact of life that has enormous implications for what it really takes for us - both as individuals and as a society - to become as good as we can be.
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Listen to Chris Cooper of Be More Achieve More interview Dr. Steve Levinson about Following Through (Audio, 73 minutes)In this February 2011 transatlantic interview, Chris Cooper, founder of Be More Achieve More, speaks with Dr. Levinson about his discoveries regarding the vitally important but largely overlooked topic of following through.Listen below or download an mp3 of this recording. p>
Listen to Dr. Levinson's October 2011 Interview on VoiceAmerica Business Radio: Beyond Inspiration: Secrets for Transforming Good Intentions into Great Results (Audio, < 60 minutes)Visit the Be More Achieve More website (Opens in a new window)
Listen to Tom Nicoli of Premier Summits Radio Interview Dr. Steve Levinson on "Following Through: Why We Should, Why We Don't, and How We Can".Premier Summits Radio website will open in a new window. You can register with Premier Summits (free) to have access to this and other interviews.
Read Dr. Levinson's published articles about following through:"I've Got the Power: Ways to Make Yourself Follow Through." (Opens in a new window)"How To Get To The Finish Line: What’s Keeping You From Following Through." (Opens in a new window) "Conquer Procrastination: Help From An Old Enemy." (Opens in a new window) See articles published at SelfGrowth.com. (Opens in new windwow)
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