5 Steps to Prevent Burnout
"When building a MLM Team it is just as important to get rid of the wrong people as it is to develop relationships with the right people".
By Dale Calvert← All issues
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July 2013
July 2013
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Features
Taking The Steps For Life Long Learning
Leaders understand that new knowledge only adds to their personal value, to a company, and to society.
By David FeinsteinIs Success Really That Hard?
You simply get better at whatever you do through education and repetition of the right actions.
By Jim BrittWhere Will You Be in Five Years – Leaders are Readers Who Take Action
You see, unlike most people in the audience that night, I believed Charlie Jones and I took action. How about you? Are you going to take action? Will you decide to believe us and take the action that will improve your life, and if not today, when?
By Steve DomitreczLearning Styles and Strategies
No source excerpt was available for this article.
By Dale CalvertAn Alternative to the Traditional Four Year Degree
These Arts fall under one "Major", which we call, Leadership. Not in a theoretical sense, but in a hands-on, “learn it like a bricklayer” sense. Mastering the Art of Leadership can provide a lifetime of success, regardless of the trade or "trade winds."
By Richard BrookeArticles
Keys To Success in Your Network Marketing/Direct Selling Business
It starts with treating your network marketing enterprise like a REAL business and that means getting set up like as a business entity right from the beginning.
By Sue SewardFreedom From Urgency
You see, it's the easiest thing in the world to neglect the important and give in to the urgent. One of the greatest skills you can ever develop in your life is not only to tell the two apart, but to be able to assign the correct amount of time to each.
By Denis WaitleyThe Ten Commandments of Leadership
No source excerpt was available for this article.
By Chris WidenerRomancing the Impossible
So here is the moral of the story: "If we say better things, more people will join."
By Tom “Big Al” SchreiterSarah Robbins – The Big Picture
"I was teaching kindergarten and first grade," Sarah said, "and that truly was my passion. I loved what I did."
By John Milton FoggSticks and Stones
The words you use when you speak to someone can make a dramatic difference in that person's performance.
By Zig ZiglarTough Circumstances
It’s because all successful people go through exactly that: obstacles, challenges, difficult situations and seemingly insurmountable odds.
By Steve DaileyTo Why or Why Not – That is the question!
Sometimes the best way to find something that is difficult to find, you start with what you don’t want to find.
By Sean MurphyColumns
Education and Life Long Learning
Your value is proportionately equal to the value you give to others through what you know and what you do with what you know and with the people that you encounter.
By George Madiou