Rise Early and Play Fast
More important than the clues success may leave are the patterns. You can learn better from many examples of leaders and successful people who do similar things to achieve greatness. One suggestion: rise early and play fast.
Why “You Can’t Have it All” is Actually Good News
There are good reasons to rethink trying to “have it all.” Learn the benefits of not trying to have it all and focusing on what really matters.
Practice Makes Perfect: If You Want to Win it, Don’t Wing it!
These two things will supercharge your selling, speaking and literally every area of your professional life if you use them.
10 Ways to Get & Stay Motivated
Learn 10 simple ideas on how to get and stay motivated to add to your success in 2019 and the years ahead.
12 Tough Truths that Can Make You Better In the Year Ahead
Sometimes the truth is tough, but usually the toughest truths offer the biggest gains. Learn 12 tough truths that can make you better in 2019 and beyond.
3 Things That Test a Leader
You can recognize true leadership by how a person responds to one of these three tests. How do you do when faced with these challenges?
Watch the Doors: How Initial Impressions Make or Break Your Business
The “doors” of your business are all the ways prospects and customers enter into doing business with you. The welcome or they warn. That’s why you need to give them careful attention.
What Good is a Title? (And why you don’t need one to be a leader)
Titles are often desired and can be useful, but they don’t make someone a leader, nor should they keep anyone from leading. Find out why you don’t need a title to be a leader.
Communicate Like a Leader and Crush the Clichés
Leaders communicate with gravitas to be heard and taken seriously. The problem is that common language and hyperbole don’t help. That’s why you need to crush the Jedi Master who have superpowers.
Status Quo is Dangerous
Do you think that once you become really good there is no need to get better? Learn why the status quo is a myth (and what happens if you don’t keep getting better).
