📍 📍 📍 📍 In this video, Chris shares a concept that has troubled him for 45 years: the greatest lie ever told is that emotions and feelings are real. He argues that emotions are merely imbalanced thoughts, unlike the universal law where nature seeks a balance in all things. Chris explains that while emotions fluctuate like a pendulum, the truth remains steady at the top, representing balance and growth. He advises the audience to consider this perspective when setting future goals, highlighting that absolutist statements like 'always' or 'never' do not align with this truth. 

This excerpt from Chris Walker's "XtremeSkillsSelfLeadershipReport.pdf" offers self-help advice for entrepreneurs, focusing on achieving a balanced and fulfilling life. Walker, a consultant with diverse backgrounds, presents strategies for enhancing self-leadership, encompassing physical and mental wellbeing, effective communication, and ethical business practices. The text explores concepts like contentment, authenticity, and the importance of living in the present moment. A key element is the Self-Leadership Index (SLI), a tool for assessing personal balance across seven life areas. Finally, the author emphasises the significance of adaptation, compassion, and integrity in navigating life's challenges and achieving lasting success.

In this video, Chris reflects on his post-bike ride experience and the less favorable weather conditions in Bondi. He discusses the concept of New Year's resolutions and goal-setting for 2025, encouraging viewers to rethink traditional notions of adventure. According to Chris, true adventure lies within oneself, through personal growth, increased consciousness, and sensitivity to life. He suggests that focusing on internal adventures, such as becoming more loving, romantic, and open-hearted, will lead to greater success and fulfillment. Chris emphasizes that the spiritual journey is more important than external achievements and anticipates a shift in societal values by the end of 2025. He concludes with a call to bring one's spirit to everything they do