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5 Signs You’ve Got IT: How To Make Things Happen with Mental Toughness
Art Williams used to say that people can smell a phony a mile away. I never heard anyone argue with that, in fact it seems to be universally accepted to
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10 Ways to Make Your Downtime More Effective
I talk a lot about what you need to do to make your life, your career or your business successful. A lot of that comes down to hard work, putting
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Set the Deadline to Achieve Your Goals
I know a woman who doesn’t believe in New Year’s resolutions; instead, she establishes a theme for the year instead. Each year, the theme is something she has been wishing
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3 Dangers of Failing to Finish
One thing coaches are constantly emphasizing is the importance of finishing. They know how important it is for you to keep your focus and intensity up all the way through
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Measure Your Performance: How Goal Setting Pays Off
Hard Work Does Pay Off My Uncle Martin may have been a farmer, but he knew more about managing for performance than a lot of the corporate executives I’ve met
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How to Improve for Long Term Success
My son, Adam, is a competitive bodybuilder. An approach to progress in his world is, “train to failure.” What does this mean? In order to build muscle and strength, you
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4 Strategies on How to Finish What You Start
Everyone who’s ever started something knows what it’s like to never finish something. Many of us are pretty good at completing most of our tasks and undertakings, but few of
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3 Questions to Ask Before You Quit
When I was building my business, I considered quitting a lot. It was a rough few years. I wasn’t making enough to support my family. My team missed goal after
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5 Early Actions for Successful Project Planning
I compare every project to a space shuttle mission. It may seem a bit of a stretch, but the same laws of physics apply. The shuttle used 2 million pounds
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3 Tough Decisions That Could Help You Improve
In 2012, Serena Williams made a tough decision. For her entire life in tennis, she had been coached by her parents, and they had done a great job. They helped