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Monthly Archives: April 2017
5 Reasons you shouldn’t take advice from most people
Lets face it. If you have lived on this earth for very long at all, by the time you are reading this post. The chances are, you at least somewhat agree with the title. If not, maybe you will … Continue reading
Three resources you have to manage daily, if not hourly.
If you are in business you are well aware of all of things you have to manage. Things such as costs, cash flow, and revenue to name a few. These go without saying. These are just as important in your … Continue reading
Posted in personal development, self development, Time Management
Tagged leadership, self development
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Your two options: Nothing or Something, which one will you choose?
Everyday I give myself two options. I can either go to the gym or go out for a run. These are my two options that I give myself. These are the only two options I give myself. I am not … Continue reading
Posted in development, personal development, self development
Tagged accountability, self development
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Three essentials to your success arsenal
There are many things that we can add to our tool box that can help us be even more successful than we are today. However, many times, those things can come across cumbersome and may not even be realistic. I … Continue reading
I am glad I didn’t listen
What is the worse that is going to happen? Answer. You are going to die. And guess what? We are all going to die. There is a one hundred percent chance that it is going to happen. Not if, but … Continue reading
Some of the bad advice I have received along the way
I am sure it will come as to no surprise to you. Especially, since you are reading this blog. Is it just me or do you see this to? The older I get, and yes, the wiser I am getting. … Continue reading
Posted in goal setting, lessons learned
Tagged accountability, personal development, self development
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What my Dad taught me, and the two-years since his death
It was two years ago today that my Dad passed away. It was unexpected and all unfolded within a few hours. It was devastating. This morning on my run. I was thinking about my Dad and what I said about … Continue reading