Success

Every day of our lives, we will face the same intersection: Do it now… OR… Do it Manana! The first choice will lead you to a life of fulfillment, contentment, confidence, energy and joy. The second choice will lead you to quit, give up your dreams, make excuses, and a life of frustration and disappointment.

Thomas Jefferson was our 3rd President of the United States, and he said it this way, “Never put off until tomorrow what you can do today.”

His Vice President was Aaron Burr, and he said, “Never do today what you can put off […]

I am in the process of re-learning a very valuable lesson that I have both taught and been taught over and over for many years. The quickest way to find the things we want in life—happiness, contentment, peace, success, fulfillment and joy—is to help others find them FIRST!

It seems like this equation is backwards. The fastest way to your destination is a straight line, right? Not always. Zig Zigler is famous for teaching this principle: “Help enough people get what they want, and in the process, you will get what you want.” This sounds […]

According to a Gallop Poll that says 70% of Americans are unhappy doing what they are doing, then we need a drastic change in our thinking! Someone in every office, Public & Private, must be the CIO = Chief Inspiration Officer!

We have more than enough CEO’s, CFO’s, owners, executives and managers. Someone, regardless of position or rank, in the office MUST be the CIO! Empty titles and empty leaders are a dime a dozen but the individual who can inspire and motivate is worth their weight in gold.

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High wire tightrope walkers have my respect and admiration. I love watching them with their long balance poles cross over a huge expanse like a canyon, especially those who can do it without a safety net! The trick to making it across the tight rope is the constant corrections you make with each step – the balancing act.

Life is a lot like tightrope walkers; it’s a constant struggle to keep our balance and not fall. Years ago, I found my life out of balance. I was working 12 to 15 hours a day at the expense of […]