Mar 6, 2014 | Leadership, Mindset, Motivation, Self Leadership
How important is humor? Don’t ask a humor researcher because they are already fighting an uphill battle to get the respect they deserve. Laughter is one of the first things a newborn exhibits. Try going an entire day without even a small laugh and see if you can – I...
Feb 27, 2014 | Leadership, Mindset, Motivation, Personal Development, Self Leadership
Having just returned for another live training event in Orlando, I can say I have spent the last week being around some of the top leaders in the world. I was privileged to spend some time with the likes of John Maxwell, and Nick Vujicic. I was also fortunate to hear...
Jan 23, 2014 | Leadership, Motivation, Personal Development, Self Leadership
Every few weeks or so, my children would hand me a progress report. It told me how they were doing in school, what their strengths were and if there were areas that needed improvement. Imagine if you could get a progress report every few weeks or so on how you are...
Jan 16, 2014 | Leadership, Motivation, Self Leadership
It is essential to have an attitude of believing the best in others; understanding this concept can have its challenges. The self-fulfilling prophecy refers to the idea that when someone creates a belief in something that is not yet true, and expects something with...
Dec 13, 2013 | Leadership, Personal Development, Self Leadership, Uncategorized
Generosity is the selfless act of giving with no expectation of anything in return. The beauty of being a generous person is that even though intentions are to receive nothing in return, the giver in fact receives tenfold. How can that be? Why if being generous is...
Nov 22, 2013 | Leadership, Motivation, Personal Development, Self Leadership
Can you imagine that there may be a better way to doing what you do? Can you accept that idea? Are you open minded enough to ask others for differing opinions? If you are able and willing to look at things through different eyes, read on. How many times have you...
