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Ever wondered why so many people and businesses seem to have such a consistently loyal following? No matter what they say— even it it's incorrect, people still listen? Wouldn't it be great simply to have people hear you in the first place? Read More

Though most managers understand intellectually that time is their scarcest resource, few make the effort to gain a strategic perspective on how they spend their hours each week. Still fewer make a regular practice of keeping track of how the priorities they say are most important jibe with the way they actually spend their time. “Those we label na Read More

I just recently discovered motivational speaker, James Arthur Ray, and thought I'd share a little from his seminars. Read More

Start understanding that the only consistent thing in life is change. If you want something to happen, no matter how little of a movement it is within your life, it will never take shape if you do not first embrace the change element behind it. Change is a great catalyst with a specialty to accelerate events and make all things possible. Once you Read More

Job Advertisement: “Must be good at multitasking.” Obviously this company is not up-to-date on current research which shows that no one is good at multitasking. Now I realize that you are probably disagreeing with me right now, since you do it all the time, but reality is that our brains are not good at executing our demands to multitask. Read More

Are you an “almost” entrepreneur? You have the drive, but you don't have an idea. You have the passion, but you're not quite sure what it's for. Perhaps you're one of the people that say “why reinvent the wheel?”, or “if it was needed, it'd already be done”. If you are one of these people... perhaps you need a square watermelon. Read More

These top time management strategies are used by business professionals in achieving success. Read More

There is an old adage that says if you eat a frog first thing in the morning, the rest of your day looks pretty easy. If you have two frogs to eat, pick the biggest, ugliest one first. Your personal “frog” is the project or activity that: Read More

An interesting interview with Barry Farber where he talks about how a key to success is learning to be comfortable being uncomfortable.

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