Would the principles that make one an effective, successful and happy individual create those same results for a company, and for society as a whole? In this absolutely terrific book on leadership, the author says that yes, indeed they would. The following is from John A. Allison’s introduction to his recently-released, The Leadership Crisis And…
Yes, thoughts are things. And, each act of human creativity, every invention; indeed, all progress is preceded by thought. Thought, combined with correct action and fortified by burning desire, belief, determination, and dogged persistence is almost unstoppable. However, on another level, in this case an emotional level, let’s look at three different types of thoughts…
In his new book, The Leadership Crisis And The Free Market Cure, John Allison defines Integrity as, “the harmony of mind and body” and says that, as a principle, it “guides us to act consistently with our beliefs.” After a brief but brilliant explanation regarding how one cannot act with integrity if one’s values are…
Perhaps it’s someone on your team at work. Or, maybe a close friend or family member you’re trying to help work through a difficult personal situation. The person has a problem. You make a suggestion. “But, that won’t work” they quickly reply. Or, “But, my case is different” they say. Or, they helplessly offer, “But,…
Last post we looked at some of the key points and takeaways from the recent David Neagle Accelerate Live event Kathy Zader and I attended in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. David also brought in several terrific speakers. Two of them were the team of Jack Mize and Brian Horn of the highly-regarded business and personal positioning…
This week I attended Accelerate Live, a four-day event held by David Neagle. The Founder of Life is Now, Inc., David is a very highly regarded income acceleration mentor and giant in the personal development field. Having mentored a large number of hugely-successful proteges, he has certainly unlocked the door to financial success as well…
We often see people say and do things when attempting to persuade that bring them the very opposite results they desire. They’ll argue, plead, beg or scream before finally walking away in anger and frustration. It’s much more fun to watch someone really doing it right. Even better, through observation we can use their example…
It’s his “other classic”…the one that few in our modern times have ever read. Including most economists! After all, how could Adam Smith, the “Patron Saint of Capitalism” have written a book dealing not with economics but with…self-help!? Yet, the author of The Wealth of Nations did indeed write The Theory of Moral Sentiments. That…
For all that I travel, I rarely have the pleasure of seeing one of my speaking colleagues at an airport. Even less so, being on the same flight. So, it was awesome seeing my great friend, Prosperity Authority and New York Times Bestselling Author, Randy Gage right before a flight…and finding out he was on the…
Both in business and personally you focus on providing lots of value to others. You enjoy doing so. It is part of your value system. Because of this, your relationships in all aspects of your life are very positive. People seem to go out of their way to want to provide value to you. So,…
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