The One Thing that Always Beats the Best
There is one thing that always beats “best.” Find out what it is, and use it to supercharge your business and your life.
5 Questions for Your Agenda Today
To make the most of your day, you need an agenda. Here’s why and how to do it.
Free Book Opportunity
To add to the release celebration, my publisher has graciously offered to give away a free copy of Up, Down, or Sideways: How to Succeed When Times Are Good, Bad, or In Between to everyone who purchases a copy of FRED 2.0 from a physical Barnes & Noble store between now and April 8.
Proof You Truly Value My Business
Quick, efficient service is one of the best ways to prove you value your customers’ business.
Use Clarity to Drive Your Brand. Guest Blog by Gerry O’Brion
Have you ever noticed how some companies continue to thrive, even in the worst of times? Some companies struggle in good times, while others grow right through good and bad. Why is that? While lots of things can draw customers to your company, there is one overarching thing that makes a difference for the best…
5 Ways to Rekindle the Passion for Your Business
Entrepreneur Online ran this article about rekindling your passion and sourced me for some ideas. See what you think: article here.
Purpose Must be a Priority: Guest Blog by Jeremy Kingsley
Note from Mark: Jeremy Kingsley is a new speaker friend and the President of OneLife Leadership. Since 1995 he has spoken to over 500,000 people at live events around the world. Jeremy holds bachelors and masters degrees from Columbia International University. He is the author of four books, his latest: Inspired People Produce Results – (McGraw…
On Growing Older Happily
Where you live affects how happy you are as you grow older. How you grow older is even more important.
Condoleezza Rice at The Global Leadership Summit
Former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice shared many heart-felt ideas about leadership and struggle in her appearance at The Global Leadership Summit.
Future Teachers Choose a Speaker
Who do you think college graduates with a degree in education want to speak at their commencement ceremonies? You might be surprised…but maybe not.