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One of the complaints I hear a lot of, especially in network marketing, is that people are having difficulty overcoming obstacles. I think one of the things I learned recently can help. Before you set out to call your list, sit down with a yellow pad and a cup of coffee and try to come [...]
I was recently listening to a great goal setting program which was an interview with John Goddard, the World’s #1 Achiever. At the age of 15, John wrote a list of over 100 things he wanted to achieve in his life. The very first item on that list was to travel the whole length of [...]
If you’re a casualty from the subprime sector of the mortgage business and your in sales, here are some things you can do to prepare yourself to get back in:
1. Update your resume professionally. If you can’t do that, do it yourself and get it in the hands of someone who was a hiring manager [...]
My son (9th grade) came home from school yesterday and was asking if his report card came. I said it didn’t and his reply was, "Good." That didn’t sit well with me! Well today it came. In order to set the stage here I must tell you that we’re in the middle of having him evaluated [...]
I was listening to a great program the other day by Vic Johnson and he said something that really resonated with me. He said, "If anyone talked to your children the way you talk to yourself, you’d probably have them arrested!" That described me several years ago and I was my own worst enemy. I’ve [...]
I was having coffee with a friend recently and he was telling me how he left a company he was with for several years after he got a call from some people he used to work with and they wanted him to come to work with them. After much thought he decided to leave the position he was [...]
"There was a very cautious man
Who never risked, or tried.
He never hoped, he never failed;
He never laughed or cried.
And when he one day passed away,
His insurance was denied
For since he never really lived
They claim he never died!"
This is a very powerful poem that speaks volumes about living. How [...]