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The Real Learning Curve
Sir Francis Bacon said, “Knowledge is power.” I agree that acquiring new information can help us sift through the many choices in life and make wise decisions. I also happen to think that the quest for knowledge can also be a big stumbling block to success. If you’ve...
It Doesn’t Matter What They Say
I went to the chiropractor back in 2008 and told him my right arm had been going numb and my neck was tight and hurting. He gave me a great adjustment and then told me that my neck was losing its curve and I had arthritis. I thought, “Thank goodness I know that I can...
Health ’n Success
It used to be that the one consistent thing in my life was exercise. But I must admit, I was totally neurotic about it. My belief was that if I didn’t lift weights six days a week and do aerobic activity daily, then I’d get fat. This rule applied even when I was...
Find Your Next Step to Big Growth
I had registered for a three-day marketing event intending that I would walk away with a new and brilliant tagline for my company. I felt that the tagline would solve several of my marketing issues. I was straight-up desperate for this step because I felt it would...
Flip the Negative into the Positive
I worked with an owner of a small business who was constantly frustrated over an ongoing issue with his employees. No matter how many times he explained how to fill out the time cards correctly, his crew would come up with incomplete information. He felt like his...
Daily Success Setup
There is a process I give to every client and team I work with that’s very simple and creates massive momentum toward living your dream business. In just ten minutes a day, you can set yourself up to work smart, be grounded, and attract anything you want. And most...
Count On Yourself
My dear friend Greg Joseph told me years ago, “There is only one person you can trust in this world… yourself.” I got very frustrated with this remark until he fully explained what he meant. He said if you trust yourself and your inner guidance, then you’ll always...
Commitment
The definition of commitment by Webster’s is: to entrust; a continuing obligation; a promise or pledge. No wonder some of my coaching clients cringe when I ask, “What are you committed to?” They think that whatever their answer is, they’re locked into it. They feel...
You First, Client Second
At some time in your life, you’ve probably heard someone say, “You can’t make everyone happy.” While this is probably very true, it’s irrelevant. The only person you need to be concerned about is really you. I know that you most likely know this intellectually, yet...