Seeking the Narrow Way
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 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 →
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 →
It is necessary to go back to the roots of personal development by helping my readers reinforce the understanding of how the weaknesses in our thinking are the major obstacles Continue Reading →
Now before you think I’m a raging lunatic, of course, I am not for kids being picked on. But let me tell you a little story from when I was Continue Reading →
A practical approach to building a network marketing professional. Jim Rohn spoke about “The Bridge… the most fulfilling part of the network marketing profession.” A professional network marketer helps people Continue Reading →
This is one of my rules when hiring… Though your boss may not agree. I attribute the ancient Chinese saying to Zhuge Liang, the legendary chief counselor during the Three Continue Reading →
Where do you seek your standards for leadership? The following includes an excerpt from Steven Pressfield’s book “Gates of Fire,” the epic novel about the warrior culture of the Greek Continue Reading →