August 11
8 Questions with Harvey Diamond About Living Without Pain
This time of year, when everybody’s trying to lose weight, set goals and be healthy, I decided to call up the guy that has probably sold more books on how to get healthy than anyone else. That’s Harvey Diamond.
August 9
Nervous Energy Brings Success
Every morning I wake up nervous! Not the type of nervous that agitates you or causes extreme anxiety.
August 7
A Lesson from A Bag of Cookies
Being generous and being aware of the things happening around you are two valuable lessons.
August 4
How to Better Manage Your Time
Harvey Mackay, a great friend and author of the #1 bestseller “Swim with the Sharks,” says, “Getting more done doesn’t always mean doing more things. Sometimes it’s about doing less.”
August 2
Accept Your Mistake and Shift Strategies
Don't let your ego get in the way of impacting your business in a positive way.
July 31
The Four R's to Overcoming Procrastination
Mark Twain once said, “The secret to getting ahead is getting started.”
Those words hold true for each and every situation we come across. Unfortunately, many people have made up in their mind that they would rather do other things than to take the first step in getting started. They procrastinate.
July 28
8 Questions with Daina Falk
Football is about to be back and that means TAILGATE SEASON. I had the pleasure to sit down with Daina Falk, author of the soon-to-be-released The Hungry Fan's Game Day Cookbook: 165 Recipes for Eating, Drinking & Watching Sports to talk about some great foods to cook up this season.
July 26
Who Would Have Thought Adele Could Be this Business Savvy?
A friend of mine, Jane Howze, sent me an article she wrote about the business lessons she got from attending a recent Adele concert.
July 24
Getting Lost in Entrepreneurship
I think where people get lost in “entrepreneurship,” since it has become such a buzzword, frankly, is they come up with an idea and they’re all excited about putting that idea into action. It could be a great product they've thought of - something everybody needs (or so they think) and they feel this amazing product has to be packaged and sold as soon as possible.
