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December 2011
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The great news is that developing solid and productive habits is a catalyst for success in both your personal and professional life and consistently implementing great habits produces great results!
By Bonnie Ross-ParkerYour business cannot and will not succeed or better yet thrive if you are not serious about the time you spend on that business. Furthermore the business can not thrive if you work on your business inconsistently.
By David FeinsteinStraight out of college, Margie became a junior high school music teacher.
By Margie AliprandiNow a certain amount of managing is necessary in terms of communication with the group and scheduling meetings, but the problem is that all too often, when the leader starts “MANAGING”, they simultaneously STOP BUILDING.
By Paul MorrisI have learned that in order to maintain a consistent effort, we must have two things: 1) a mature understanding of what it means to own a business; and 2) an indomitable desire to succeed.
By Rodney BrandtChange is hard work and there is no short cut except to do it. The steps a person needs to take, however, can be very simply outlined.
By Jim BrittAnd that is the “habit” to choose "Self-Love and a sold-out Belief in Myself".
By Lisa JimenezThe difference this time was that the pain of my reality was FINALLY worse than the fear of being persistent.
By Dana GoreI had the word “nice” all wrong. I thought it was nice to put myself last. I thought it was nice to not make waves. It was painful to be nice by that definition, but it seemed like the right thing to do.
By Marilyn SuttleDo the opposite of most people and stay consistent with your holiday seed planting all during this season! Make sure you're still planting lot's of seeds! Even though it seems like no one is listening or ready to get started with you in your business.
By Sue Seward1. Getting rich quickly is feasible. 2. Getting rich quickly is feasible for you.
By T. Harv EkerWould you rather everyone talk behind your back? Get up the courage and ask. Ask somebody who loves you and has your best interest in mind. Be gracious and don't defend your self. Just accept it and work on it.
By Chris Widener"Denis, everything depends on how you want to look at what happens in life. It doesn't make any difference what is going on 'out there' What makes a difference is how you take it."
By Denis WaitleyThey have handed us the gift of their insights so that we can change our plans, if need be, in order to avoid their errors. We can rearrange our lives based on their wise advice.
By Jim RohnIt's true that when you discipline yourself to do the things you need to do, when you need to do them, the day's going to come when you can do the things you want to do, when you want to do them.
By Zig ZiglarThe real key to being a Mentor, is active listening, and actively translating what you are hearing based on the why your student says what they are saying, the feeling they are using, the context of what they are saying, its a real long list...
By Sean MurphyWhen you set a goal, the only perspective you can possibly have is based on the experiences that you have had prior to the new ambition.
By Steve DaileyNo source excerpt was available for this article.
By Scott LetourneauWomen on your team represent a more stable force that you can count on for long term growth.
By George MadiouNo source excerpt was available for this article.
By Mary K Weinhagen