Tag: entrepreneurship

That's where I learned that with first combat deployment is to rely and work with others to make the organization better instead of putting on those false airs.

We don't talk about our coaches as salespeople and we don't talk about them as selling products. We talk about them first and foremost as guiding a new client through what we talk about as the habits of health.

How do we help those around us improve and take their lives to the next level? Helping people, companies, organizations achieve their personal and professional goals, because if we're not doing that, why are we here?

We can tap into these, but without treating them as directives to action. Ultimately, who's in charge here, the thinker or the thought?

I would encourage the leaders think in the space of naked and hungry and ask the lowest level question that you can think of. Ask somebody on your team what is the most small, irksome, annoying thing that makes you less efficient in your day, even it's only taking you 10 extra minutes.

I think that the part of the job of a good leader is to inspire confidence in their team.

People are getting really creative with Plumfund and they're putting together wish lists of things that they need and asking their friends and family to support them through a really important time in their lives.

These days it looks as if businesses have nearly limitless opportunities for growth. By all appearances they have unprecedented advantages. Barriers to entry have never been...

I generally recommended that people start with my book just so they can get an overview of what they're trying to do here, and then on my website I have pronunciation training apps. They're designed to fit into someone else's flashcard application that's been around since 2006 called Anki.