article · November 2005
The Brand Called You
It's this simple: You are a brand. You are in charge of your brand. There is no single path to success. And there is no one right way to create the brand called You. Except this: Start today. Or else.
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article · November 2005
It's this simple: You are a brand. You are in charge of your brand. There is no single path to success. And there is no one right way to create the brand called You. Except this: Start today. Or else.
article · February 2006
You feel so passionate about your business, because you know it works. You personally have had some success. Your upline is wildly successful. You know this can put financial freedom within reach.
article · February 2006
To find out how and why some people became financially independent during the course of their working lifetimes.
article · October 2006
LIFE IN THE FAST LANE might be exciting, but are you living quickly at the expense of living deeply?
technology · January 2007
It's critical for your business success that you choose your down-line distributors carefully in order to reduce the numbers of short tenure business partners.
article · September 2007
Seize the Day, grab it, enjoy it. Maximize it.
feature · May 2008
You already have all you need to become a successful negotiator.
article · July 2008
In my first two company's years ago, I spent a lot of time following up. No, not with people who hadn't signed up yet - but with those who HAD.
feature · September 2008
If you want to walk the walk, you must be there too. Plus, you will learn new things that will help you build your business and these meetings are great for prospects and new distributors.
article · September 2008
Warning: It Is Your Beliefs About the Recession That Can Be Fatal To Your Business
article · January 2009
This is a great sense of responsibility that compels me to manage my time.
feature · April 2009
In my personal opinion, I believe that choosing the right sponsor is just as important, if not more important, than choosing the right Company, Product or Service to represent.
feature · April 2009
But the process in which the product is made is identical from one McDonald’s to the other – across the globe. The McDonald’s’ process is duplicated.
feature · May 2009
Over the years of working my own businesses, traditional as well as network marketing, I’ve learned (the hard way sometimes) that being aware and working sound basic principles and to keep swinging is the key to success of any kind.
article · August 2009
Be smart in how you deal with your business problems. Do not try to tackle everything all at once.
article · September 2009
Do not be a hero. Learn to manage your responsibilities.
article · February 2010
The fact is though, that we don't manage any of those things. What we do manage is ourselves, as they relate to those things.
feature · February 2010
It is the nature of complex systems to reorganize when things become too chaotic.
feature · July 2010
Everyone has about 24 hours a day from which to carve out his or her life, so what’s the difference? It can only be a result of what they do with the time they have, how they “spend” their day.
feature · July 2010
Before you begin blogging, tweeting on Twitter, or meeting people on Facebook, make a marketing plan for your business.
feature · July 2010
Choosing what to do and when to do it therefore becomes our biggest challenge each day.
article · July 2010
You will be the most productive if your goals are aligned with your vision and your values.
feature · July 2010
High achievers are expert at separating out the essential from the less critical.
feature · July 2010
Methods consistently change, however personal development and business laws never do. They are the same today as they were 30+ years ago when I started and they will be the same 30 years from now. Truth is Truth!
feature · July 2010
But how do we do it in our society today? We put Life inside of business.
feature · July 2010
The act of balancing one’s family, work and personal time while maintaining sanity is often the toughest thing we do in today’s busy world.
feature · July 2010
So how is it that some people seamlessly make it happen in the same 24 hours where others struggle to find any lasting success?
feature · July 2010
A few weeks ago I finished reading a great book called the Slight Edge by Jeff Olson and I came to the realization that not only can Time work for me but Time can also work against me.
feature · July 2010
Do the same in your business, allocate yourself hours and decide how you will spend them.
column · July 2010
However work-life balance isn't out of reach. Start by evaluating your relationship to work. Then apply self imposed rules to help you strike a healthier balance.
feature · July 2010
"Discipline is the art of remembering - in each moment - what it is that you really want and then choosing it."
article · July 2010
The truth is that anyone can be a great time manager, if they choose to go from potential to performance.
column · July 2010
Without this road map to running your business, you react rather than act upon the important activities critical to the growth and stability of your business.
column · July 2010
Once you're clear about the destination you're virtually compelled to create a plan for reaching it.
feature · July 2010
Sure enough, we built our business hard for eight months and created an income that replaced what the job used to provide. Dale came home to work our business, and our lives changed forever!
feature · September 2010
I am writing this article with the simple, but profound idea that the ultimate goal behind any business is to express your unique purpose.
feature · April 2012
Talking about your business success from a financial standpoint is not a bad idea, considering the personal aspect is restricted; most listeners realize that you have a support staff and it does not come across as egotistical.
article · July 2012
How you spend your time says everything about you and what your priorities are.
feature · November 2012
I am a “strategic internist,” one who believes all answers to all corporate challenges can be solved by the existing leadership team if they are properly trained, if there is someone at the table who has “tower power,” someone who has the ability to hear and see things managem…
article · December 2012
The heart controls the “temperature” in the room, the passion. Being captured in a long meeting is bad enough, but being captured in a long meeting that has no “life” is torture.
article · January 2013
It is the journey towards the Dream not the destination that moves men and women to great achievement.
article · February 2013
The leader’s primary purpose is to keep the energy flowing and the dreams growing while at the same time showing up every day complete with a smiling face and an endless supply of new ideas and solutions for the day-to-day challenges.
article · March 2013
Balance and consistency are the keys. Enjoy the process, not just the result.
feature · March 2013
Which is why the most powerful beginning for your business is to lay the foundation AND give it time to “set”.
feature · June 2013
Network marketing is a leadership development business. One trait all leaders have is what Napoleon Hill in Think & Grow Rich called; “definite of purpose”. People are not going to follow you if you don’t know where you are going.
feature · June 2013
Obviously, the appeal of multiple streams of income is your ability to make MORE money, even lots more money - preferably from residual or passive income streams for which you don’t have to exchange equal amounts of time and energy.
feature · July 2013
"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".
feature · January 2014
Our success is dependent on our capacity to reliably and consistently take action with no prodding from the outside.