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16 Things to Never Apologize for Again
How many times a day do you apologize for something? The words, “I’m sorry” have become so natural to people that the real meaning has been lost. Again and again,
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Why Grit Is More Important Than IQ on the Path to Success
How do you define success? This term has a different meaning for all of us. For some people, success is defined by career goals and accomplishments, like rising up the
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Boundaries — Your Key to Success
What does your typical day look like? Do you get to your desk, work through repetitive tasks, and then push through the remainder of your to-do list? Do you end
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Letting Go and Moving Forward
Held Back By The Past Let me ask you something: How do you want to go through life? Do you want to live full of anger and resentment, or would
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Being Good Enough – Inspired to Succeed
What is the most frustrating thing for you on your personal journey to success? Is it seeing someone else who has achieved great things and wondering how they got there?
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Using the Power of Positive Thinking to Reach New Levels of Success
Whenever you start out to do great things in life, you’ll find a lot of obstacles in your way. So how do you kick negativity to the curb and push
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10 Leadership Traits that Every Great Leader Needs
When you sit back to think about widely known leaders, who comes to mind? Does Bill Gates or Oprah Winfrey pop in your head? From the past, what about Abraham
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Maximum Motivation: How to Get It and Keep It
Everyone knows motivation is the key to success. When you are excited, motivated, staying positive, and looking forward to what you have to do, then you are setting yourself up
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Improve Yourself by Confronting the Biggest Hurdle
Bullet Bob Turley, hall-of-fame pitcher for the New York Yankees, helped found the company I work for and mentored me for many years. If you wanted to improve yourself, he
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Prove Your Coachability and Attract the Best Mentors
Coachability isn’t a word, really, but managers, leaders, and mentors are using it more and more. In fact, if I had to use one word to describe the traits of