In a moment of inspiration, one that Ziglar described as one of his most creative moments, he wrote what it’s like to be at the top.
Conscious Leaders spend more time living Above the Line. We can spend time Above the Line or Below the Line. Above the Line is where we are learning, growing, and thriving. It’s a place of abundance.
Don’t get stuck on being right. The need to be right, limits your own growth, and sucks the energy out of everyone involved.
This is a guest post by Bandita Joarder, a Sr. Business Strategy Consultant at Microsoft, on learning the power of presence.
Sandy Shugart, PhD, helps us see how we can use our work to become the person we want to be, and avoid becoming the kind of person we never want to be.
A fresh look at how dreams, goals, and habits fit together to help you realize your potential and find your brilliant breakthroughs.
Peter Voogd shares what it’s like to be like most people, and he warns us don’t be like most people, do the opposite, and live differently.
Your income is a reflection of your value in the marketplace in some way, shape or form. Peter Voogd shares ways you can increase your value and stand out in the marketplace.
I am J.D. Meier, the best-selling author of Getting Results the Agile Way. I help people get better results in work and life. Learn more
Guy Kawasaki on the Top Ten Reasons to Self-Publish
Editor’s note: This is a guest post from Guy Kawasaki on the top 10 reasons to self-publish. Guy’s new book, APE: Author, Publisher, Entrepreneur-How to Publish a Book is all about self-publishing and how to control the publishing process to produce high-quality books.
Tim Ferriss Interview on The 4-Hour Chef
Tim Ferriss’ new book The 4-Hour Chef is now out. I had the pleasure of talking with Tim Ferriss about his new book. The 4-Hour Chef is more than a cookbook — it’s a cookbook for life. As you may know, Tim Ferriss it the best-selling author of The 4-Hour Work Week and The 4-Hour […]
Jairek Robbins on How to Take the Ordinary and Turn it into EXTRAORDINARY!
Tony Robbins’ son, Jairek Robbins, shows us how to go from ordinary to extraordinary. You can immediately apply Jairek Robbins’ lessons in personal development to your life.
Marie Forleo on Lessons in Life
Editor’s note: This is a guest post from Marie Forleo on her lessons learned in life. Marie is a best-selling author, speaker, online-entrepreneur, Nike Athlete and Master Trainer, fitness personality, dancer, and choreographer.
Gretchen Rubin on Top 10 Lessons in Happiness
Editor’s note: What does somebody who spent a year test-driving principles, tips, theories, and scientific studies on happiness think are the real keys to happiness? That’s what I wanted to know. This is a guest post on lessons learned in happiness by Gretchen Rubin. Gretchen is a best selling author and former lawyer. What’s interesting to me about Gretchen is that she studied happiness by making it a project. During The Happiness Project, Gretchen spent a year test-driving lessons in happiness from Aristotle to Oprah.
“The road to knowledge begins with the turn of the page.” – Anonymous In addition to quotes and people, books have been one of my greatest sources of knowledge. My
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“If I have seen farther than others, it is because I was standing on the shoulders of giants.” — Isaac Newton People are one of my best sources of insight.
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“A quotation at the right moment is like bread in a famine.” – Talmud I think quotes are one of the best ways to share the wisdom of the ages
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