Week 48 Challenge — Profitable Gratitude?
A great friend and colleague of mine, Bruce Van Horne (RIP) posted the following wonderful quote:
The Problem with “Matchers”
In Wharton Business School Professor, Adam Grant’s landmark book, Give and Take: Why Helping Others Drives Our Success he looked at three types of personalities…Givers, Takers, and Matchers.
In today’s Cup of Wisdom we look at why Matchers, whether in sales, entrepreneurship, or within a corporate environment, while they can certainly have success, tend not to enjoy as much success as Givers.
Mindset & Attitude — It’s Not Just for Kids Anymore! :-)
Everyone in this group knows how important mindset and attitude are in determining our accomplishments, our business success, and our personal happiness.
What then can we learn about on this very important topic from a children’s book?
Your Personal, Goal-Striving Mechanism
What is possible for you or me, or any of us to accomplish in our lives — our level of personal and professional success — has significantly less to do with talent, ability, education, or practically anything else, as it has to do with our self-image.
Excellent Feedback Gathering
Productive, helpful feedback can truly be the breakfast of champions. After all, we are simply too emotionally involved with ourselves to be able to judge our actions logically, especially as we’re partaking in them. So the right kind of feedback can take us to a new level both in terms of ability and knowledge.
Week 34 Challenge — Order! Order!
Judge: Order! Order in the court!
Lawyer: Okay, I’ll have an egg salad on Rye!
Discover the Key to Local Marketing Success by Using Your Google Business Profile — Even If You Don’t Have a Physical Business Presence
Discover the Secrets to Getting Found on Google Maps and Search
In this workshop you will be engaged and have fun learning
Top of Heart
Grant Muller was nearly killing himself – quite literally. A desperate quest to get rich had made him a millionaire before the age of 30 but then taken him to the brink: homeless, living on drugs and hustle. If his lifestyle didn’t end him, one of the thugs he owed money to would surely do the job.
Making Change the Norm
Some people absolutely love change; they look for change, they embrace change, they live for change.
Others are more like I am…they would choose none of the above.
Two Tools for Change
In today’s Cup of Wisdom we revisit the book, Stairway to Success by Dr. Nido R. Qubein. Last week looked as his basic thoughts on to subject of change.