Seeking the Narrow Way
“Creating soap opera in our lives is a symptom of Resistance. Why put in years of work designing a new software interface when you can get just as much attention by bringing home Continue Reading →
What if you could learn a way to knock out the mental blocks that hold back all but the most successful people? What if you could achieve twice your goals Continue Reading →
It was only last June when I first started taking an online presence seriously, before then I was social media-phobic. I avoided Facebook like the plague even though a billion Continue Reading →
Here are a few tips on how to feel better about your job. 1) Remember the reasons you have the job in the first place. There was a reason you Continue Reading →
Do you have an entrepreneurial spirit or don’t you? Maybe you’ve had an experience similar to my own where your reality needed to be shaken before you could make a Continue Reading →
As we begin our trek into 2014, what are your aspirations? Or more importantly, where are they? On ready alert or hiding in storage? A quote from Les Brown puts Continue Reading →
In Sun Tzu’s Art of War, a strategy to win a war is to break the enemies supply line. What does it say about the corporate philosophy when you haven’t even Continue Reading →
One of the biggest arguments I had with one of the head bosses of the company was after we lost two of our best engineers. The argument deteriorated, exploding into Continue Reading →
Have you ever caught yourself wishing for times gone by, thinking that somehow life has passed you? Maybe you’ve thought, if you had just been smarter 5 years, 10 years, Continue Reading →
When the wife wants to work and the husband is not supportive Note: Originally posted as “Business Venture: Winning Spousal Support” I have been quite intrigued with the dynamics Continue Reading →