“Research form the University of Michigan shows that the right dose of constructive criticism is actually one of the biggest factors in predicting a high performing team. And research from John Gottman, Ph.D., a top relationship researcher, also found there’s … Continued
I’m pleased to announce that I’ve embarked upon a new career after being self-employed for 40 years (though I’m still going to be doing coaching, training, and consulting). I’ve taken on a new position as a Land Banking Consultant with … Continued
Excerpt from the book The Blue Zones of Happiness: Lessons from the World’s Happiest People by Dan Buettner. For the full article and quiz, click here. If nothing else, this will hopefully give you some insight into the areas of … Continued
Probably everyone reading this has insurance of some kind: life, car, house, business, etc. And why do we buy insurance? To protect us in case something goes wrong. Of course, we hope we never have to use the insurance, and … Continued
Here are the unedited responses I got to last week’s blog post: “Some find wisdom, inspiration and creativity in the mountains, some at the seashore, some at work and some at play, some at home, and others away. For me, … Continued
“Ours is a generation bloated with information and starved for wisdom.” So wrote Arianna Huffington, founder of The Huffington Post. Hundreds of TV stations to watch and so little actually worth watching. The same can be said for radio stations, … Continued
The Big Kahuna I just read an article from one of my mentors, T. Harv Eker, where he talked about The Big Kahuna, or the one big thing. He was talking about work-life balance, and on the work side, he … Continued
This is from Success Magazine, March 2015 (which again I highly recommend you subscribe to): “Ask yourself the following questions every day to stay on track toward goals and focus on the things in your life that are within your … Continued
“Nothing is either good or bad, but thinking makes it so.” Shakespeare “In dance, no movement or direction is better or worse than another. This, too, is a way to view all of life. See all the ‘good and bad’ … Continued
Given that I’ve recently blogged about risk, and the fact that Valentine’s Day is this Saturday, I Googled “Love and Business” and found this interesting article about the combination of the two (excerpt below, full article at https://www.huffingtonpost.com/corey-blake/business-gains-are-double_b_6636928.html): “Loving and … Continued