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Peter Sage - A Multi-Skilled Personality

Peter Sage is a renowned international icon and a successful entrepreneur, philosopher, author, and teacher. He is an inspiration of tens of thousands of people from the world because of the way he looks at life and relates to it. The valuable teachings of Peter Sage help the people to reinvent themselves. Recognized Entrepreneur The business career of Mr. Peter has followed an unexpected change and fast-paced entrepreneurship. For ten years, he has been a skilled member of the Global Entrepreneurs Organization, and for several years, he also served as a member of the Entrepreneurship Advisory Board for INSEAD as a part of their Entrepreneurs in Residence Program. As an advisor, he worked with The Hungarian Government and provides them valuable advice on their creative think tank policies. Mr. Peter created all his businesses in different industries including: WWH (the World Wide Health Corporation) - He founded the company in 1997 and it is increasing the cutting-edge n
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A little bit of blood, a whole lot of sweat and a few tears…

The Marathon de Sables (MdS) is widely recognised as the world’s toughest footrace.   Its translation literally means ‘Marathon of the Sands’ and it’s both a name and reputation that is well deserved.   For seven days competitors from all over the world will attempt to run over 151 miles (nearly 250kms) across some of the hardest, difficult and inhospitable terrain on the planet.   – The Sahara Desert.   Running the equivalent of a marathon a day, the rules state that all competitors must complete the race ‘self-sufficient’ meaning that all food and equipment needed for the entire duration of the race must be carried while running.   Add to that temperatures in excess of 120 degrees, violent sand-storms, freezing nights and large scorpions and you may ask who in their right mind would even think of competing in such an event?   It was a question I had asked myself many times.   This is what happened…. It started just eight months before when a good friend and someone I respe
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Mission Impossible – Unless it’s For a Friend…

So as some of you know my dear friend and pseudo-sister, Doris, was lying in a Vienna hospital with a life-threatening, flesh-eating disease and had been flown there from Spain where she was taken ill. The challenge was that she had left her suitcase with all her belongings and laptop etc. in a locker somewhere in a train station in central Madrid.  Having flown to Vienna to see her (and with the intention doing an intervention on Dr ‘not so positive’ ;-) I’m due and already booked to fly out of Vienna next day to visit my dad and two dogs in Spain and, by the wonders of synchronicity, my only connection happens to be through Madrid.   Good start.  However, I land at 4 pm, the FedEx cutoff is 5 pm and I re-board at 5.15pm.  Hmm, an hour and 15 to land, travel to a train station in the middle of Madrid, pick up the case, find the FedEx cargo depot, ship it off to Doris, back to catch my flight and land in Alicante in time for Tapas and Wine with the family. Cool, sounds like
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Stop Waiting for Life to Happen | Peter Sage | TED Talks

Peter Sage lifts the curtain from how love is the only app we need to download, and how we can make our life worth by following exactly what our heart tells us to.
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Peter Sage - Lessons from My Skiing Accident

In April 2007, I was skiing with a friend when I lost control on a jump and hit the ground hard. My friend Fraser skied up to me to check in and I told him it felt like I had broken my jaw. I realised that up to this point in my life (34 years old) I had never broken a bone, and had a belief that I never would. I told my friend that I was going to ski down the mountain, and if the pain in the side of my face didn’t ease up, I would probably call it a day. I set off again and 10 minutes later arrived at the chairlift, about 2 minutes ahead of Fraser. As I waited, the staff operator at the bottom asked if I was OK. She could probably tell I was in a little discomfort. I told her I’d had a wipeout and that this was my last ride. At the top the medics were waiting, she had been concerned enough to radio through and their response was not encouraging. They took one look at me and told me I had to go to a hospital immediately. Up to this point, I had been convincing myself that my &q
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Peter Sage: Interviews and Podcast Appearances

Peter Sage - a favorite guest for a plethora of media hosts. He has attained such popularity because of his passion for Enlightened Entrepreneurship that clearly reflects through as he speaks. As a specialist in the field of business and personal development, he shares a deep commitment towards bringing those skills and experience to the worldwide audience. Here you can find Peter’s podcasts and media interviews, including their respective topics, and where you can discover them. This is surely a valuable resource for those who share an interest in entrepreneurship, personal growth, and enlightenment. All the interviews have been organized by subject and date. This has been done to enable you to locate the most valuable talks as a listener at any given area or time in their life. Business & Entrepreneurship  The Miss Motivator Show  Learn why a myriad of people do nothing with motivation, or undergo the “shiny toy syndrome”, and how you can avoid going off-track.
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