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Registered Psychologist Dr. Ganz joins J'Lyn and Andrew every month to talk everything from anxiety to marriages.

Dr. Ganz Ferrance on CTV News

Registered Psychologist Ganz Ferrance has tips to help you achieve your goals.

Psychologist Dr. Ganz Ferrance suggests some people have different personalities at work and home. He offers tips on how to balance the two.

My new book is here!

The Me Factor: A Systematic Guide to Getting What the Hell You Want examines the often unspoken challenges of being a man, shines a light on personal and professional pressures and shows men how to prioritize areas of their life in a healthy way, create boundaries, and become a wellspring of energy, overflowing into every aspect of their life.

What it takes to get your 15 minutes of fame.

by Jen Kim, Psychology Today

WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO BE FAMOUS?

What these celebrities (and nearly all famous people) have in common is #resilience, says Dr. Ganz Ferrance, a psychologist and media personality. “You have to be able to deal with a lot of rejection, judgements and negative comments along the way to ‘making it’ and even after you make it.”

Inner Circle Fast Track - Success Synergy with Dr. "G"

I was swimming at the beach one day and noticed a sign that warned people of the dangerous undertow in that area. Not knowing what an undertow was, I looked it up. It is actually a current that is caused by the outflow of a wave from the shore. The danger of an undertow is that most people panic as they feel themselves being forcibly dragged away from the safety of land. They attempt to fight it by swimming to shore. This is like running on a treadmill, and it only delays the inevitable process. Finally, the individual becomes exhausted and usually drowns. On the other hand, if the swimmer is able to surrender to the undertow, they can stay afloat and be carried out a bit, but then have the energy to swim back in (or catch the next wave.)

Inner Circle Fast Track - Success Synergy with Dr. "G"

“There is nothing in this world good or bad but thinking makes it so.” -William Shakespeare

I recently had the opportunity to be involved in a friend’s wedding. He is a pastor who married a pastor’s daughter (and there were three other pastors in the wedding party). As expected, there were a lot of sermons that weekend. One of the sermons struck me as a great message for us “Fast-trackers” whether we are thinking about investing, business or our personal lives. It was based on King Solomon, regarded by many to be the wisest man who ever lived. Here are the action steps I got from this talk...

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Ah, the New Year. A fresh start, a chance to do things differently, a time to establish goals and set direction for the next 12 months. So why not set your new course IN a new way as well? What I am talking about is doing what Gandhi suggested and “be the change you want to see”. Here is how:

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Did you ever notice how some people tend to look like their pets? Or how people from the same family tend to have similar mannerisms? I have two kids, a 7-year-old girl and a 3-year-old boy. If I’m just listening to them, I have a hard time telling them apart. The younger one has learned so much from his older sister that their speech, attitudes and behaviors are almost identical. Of course, that is to be expected. This is exactly how kids learn - by copying a more advanced model.

Inner Circle Fast Track - Success Synergy with Dr. "G"

No - I’m not talking about exchanging sexual favors for advancement. I’m talking about how you can use your physical health and vitality to turbo charge your success.