My Biggest & Greatest _____ of 2013
It’s the time to set goals for the coming year. But if we don’t learn from our mistakes, the future will likely look like the past. I just…
It’s the time to set goals for the coming year. But if we don’t learn from our mistakes, the future will likely look like the past. I just…
Choose Yourself by James Altucher. This is my third book for my weekly Wednesday book review. It’s late, but it’s still Wednesday, and I wanted to get this book
I’m an avid learner. I read blogs and emails, follow tweets and love hearing the latest great ideas. When running or driving you’ll often find me listening to podcasts
We don’t do things for principles. We do them for pay-off. An ROI (return on investment) is necessary to commit energy and resources long-term. Those who are stuck,
Necessary Endings, by Henry Cloud, co-author of the bestseller, Boundaries. Today, I’m posting my second book review of books that really impacted me in 2013. Necessary Endings focuses on
I believe false contentment is prevalent and even virally infecting many of us. What is “false contentment?” you ask. I define it as a limiting mindset that normalizes,
img source I was only 15 when Nelson Mandela became the first black president of South Africa. His achievements will be remembered for generations, both in his country
I Will Teach You To Be Rich by: Ramit Sethi This is my first book for my weekly Wednesday book review. I choose I Will Teach You To Be Rich