

Bend or Be Broken. How to Be More Flexible and Adaptable
One of the life’s great skills is knowing how to make small, needed adjustments. Inflexibility is the enemy of success. Learn to bend or be


Doing "Me" | How to Be True to Yourself
This is good advice from a dead guy: "This above all: to thine own self be true, And it must follow, as night the day, Thou canst not t


Time Out! Importance of Taking a Time Out to Rest
When you're pushing 52 years old, it's not fun being reminded of your age. Yet, the reminders are everywhere. Learn how to Rest, Res


Life Always Punches Back
Whenever you throw a punch at life by taking control of it, life punches back. You can either go down for the count or you can fight back. B


Five Business Secrets From a Hollywood Mogul, Ryan Seacrest
Ryan Seacrest is a Hollywood Mogul. Run your business like Ryan: Outwork everyone, Know what you want, Think bigger, Don't waste time, a


The Five D's of Getting Things Done (Part Five - Determination)
Getting things done requires determination. How do you build it? Burn the ships! Collaborate with others, Tend to your spirit and Journal t


The Five D's of Getting Things Done (Part Four - Discipline)
Getting things done requires discipline. In order to strengthen your discipline you should become accountable, automate the process, stay co


The Five D's of Getting Things Done (Part Three - Design)
To get things done, you've got to design a plan that works. Put your plans in writing, gather an excellent team, and self-assess often.


The Five D's of Getting Things Done (Part Two - Direction)
In order to get things done, you need to have a clear direction. Without a clear direction, you will wander aimlessly. Clarify your directio


Ten Leaders to Avoid Becoming - Part Two
10 Leaders to Avoid Becoming Your enterprise will rise or fall on the strength of your leadership team. Let me know if you've ever seen any of these characters and how you dealt with them. Busy Barry: Barry is too busy to stop and listen to his people. He expects people to understand that as a leader, he has a lot on his plate, and no time to stop and hear them out. By doing so, he elevates himself above his people, who also lead busy lives. By engaging in this behavior, he r








































