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Lucky Number 200!
This is my 200th blog post. I started writing in January of 2014. Since then I have compiled over 200 blog posts and a book was born from those posts. Below are links to amazon and kindle where you can … Continue reading
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Twelve Pillars; book summary and notes
This is one of the very few “novels” that you will see Brian Willett read. It isn’t a typical novel though, it is a story that we all have seen and heard, and maybe the story it tells could even … Continue reading
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Winning is easy
What do you consider winning? Is it landing the next promotion? Acing the next exam? Living a life that God wants you to live? Be able to provide for your family? Having more than enough to live off of? Having … Continue reading
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What’s next?
I think this is a question that many of us ask at different points in our life. Or at least we should. I just finished reading an article about what happens to people after they reach a certain milestone in … Continue reading
How Much and How Many?
About three years ago, I was listening to some guy who later became one of the most influential mentors I have had in my life. I have never met him, I can’t, because he died about two years before I … Continue reading
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The Law of Diminishing Intent
This truly is a law. It’s a law because it is true and without a doubt I have, and many of you have all broken this law many times in our life. What does the law mean: We have all … Continue reading
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You don’t get paid for merely showing up
I just finished “LinchPin” a great book by Seth Godin. This book really gets you thinking about how you can become a “Linchpin”. A person that adds so much value to your organization or your market that they can’t afford … Continue reading
Invest in you first
I am a process person, I can learn anything and do anything as long as there is a process. Throughout grade school and my teens, I understood money. I made it and spent it, that was my understanding of it. … Continue reading
Are you willing to do something different?
I have the fortunate opportunity to speak to a lot of people everyday about their personal goals and what they would like to accomplish in their career. It is one of the coolest things about my job and it … Continue reading
Leaders share, sharing 6 thoughts on the mind today
I am sure there will be many times throughout my life that I will think and ponder the lessons I have learned that I don’t want to forget. At 35 years of age, I have been thinking about it and … Continue reading