Seeking the Narrow Way
One of Jim Rohn’s lessons that made an impression on me was when he described the difference between success and failure. Success (or failure) begins with the discipline of performing Continue Reading →
As a leader you may have thousands of serious professionals under the banner of your corporation, government, military organization, your nation. There are people out there who are willing to Continue Reading →
In Sun Tzu’s Art of War, a strategy to win a war is to break the enemies supply line. What does it say about the corporate philosophy when you haven’t even Continue Reading →
Hark! The Herald Angels Sing (Listen to audio at bottom of post) Hark! the herald angels sing, “Glory to the newborn King; peace on earth, and mercy mild, God and Continue Reading →
Keys to public speaking success I’ve discovered in “Inspire Any Audience” (1997) by Tony Jeary. If you want to take advantage of the fact that an audience wants you to Continue Reading →
What do you so if you blog daily, you need to go on a roadtrip, and all you have to work with is your Iphone? I haven’t found a way Continue Reading →
What separates the haves and the have nots? It’s being able and willing to do what others won’t do in order to attain what others don’t have. A key ingredient Continue Reading →
Whether you are trying to introduce yourself to a potential date or finding a business client, building your conversational skills is a necessity. How well it would have served all Continue Reading →
Build some simple conversational and interpersonal skills and you can make friends with almost anybody. From “How to Start a CONVERSATION and make friends,“ (1983) Don Gabor presents his ideas Continue Reading →
One of the biggest arguments I had with one of the head bosses of the company was after we lost two of our best engineers. The argument deteriorated, exploding into Continue Reading →