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Activity Without Accomplishment
I love inspirational movies that are based on a true story. One of my favorites is a basketball movie called Glory Road. (I you haven't seen it, I highly recommend it).
There is a scene in the movie where the the coach (Don Haskins) is working wi
Posted in Leadership Also tagged accomplishment, how to be more productive, Leadership, time management 2 Comments
Establish Your Home Field Advantage
This weekend the final four teams in the National Football League (NFL) will play to see who makes it to the Super Bowl. Two of those teams share an advantage over their opponents that many times is the difference maker – Home Field Advantage.
Posted in Leadership Also tagged home field advantage, Leadership, NFL, sports, Success, your why 1 Comment
The Communicator’s Balance
The purpose of communication is to engage your audience, and engagement hangs on a delicate balance between credibility and relatability. Influencers need to understand that balance and work to be both credible and relatable.
This is why it’s imp
Posted in Leadership Also tagged being relatable to your audience, Communication, establishing credibility, Leadership 2 Comments
Choose Your Word For The Year
As you are setting your new years resolutions - I want to share a practice with you that I have found to be effective for me. This is the introduction to my book - The Power of Influence, where I explain the practice of how to choose your word for th
Posted in Leadership Also tagged acheive in 2012, influence, Leadership, new years resolutions, power of influence 1 Comment
Make 2012 Your Best Year
I don't know about you - but I am excited for 2012. This is going to be a year of achievement and I want to help you make it your best year!
I am going to do a special coaching call for 50 people next week that will walk you step by step through
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The Spirit of The Season
My wish for you, this time of year, whether you celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, or any other holiday is that you feel the Spirit of The Season.
The spirit that makes us forget ourselves and focus on others. The spirit that makes us aware
Success Through Wrestling
When my brother Scott was a freshman in high school a friend convinced him to go out for the wrestling team. Scott had never wrestled before, and worse yet, he only weighed 92 pounds. The lowest weight class was 103 pounds, so he was giving up nearly
Posted in Leadership Also tagged attitude, confidence, Leadership, Success, wrestling Leave a comment
The Belief of A Young Marine
I have a good friend named John Whittaker who is a retired Lieutenant Colonel in the Marine Corps. He told me a story that illustrates the power of beliefs and how they dictate and drive our actions, and it is a story that I have never been able to f
Care: A Great Investment
As a leader it is imperative that you invest in your people everyday. You've heard about going the extra mile, reaching above and beyond. If you want to be a person of influence, going the extra mile is exactly what investing in people is all about.
Think Like A Leader
I love the poster on the left because it illustrates the subtle differences in thought that make leaders stand out and succeed.
There are many areas of leadership we can talk about but tonight I want to share a little thought about thinking l
Posted in Leadership Also tagged intuition, Leadership, mindset. leader, steve jobs, Thinking 4 Comments
