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From the Blog
3 Ways to Defeat Decision Fatigue
The hundreds of small and large decisions we must make every single day do nothing to improve our decision-making skills. Just the opposite, in fact. The more choices we have to make the more susceptible we are to the dangers of decision fatigue.
3 Foolproof Steps to Banish Stress
You’re juggling an endless series of escalating demands, struggling to keep up—and blaming everyone and everything for your stress. But blame is an energy-wasting trap: you can’t purge these tasks and people from your life. Where does your stress really come from? The...
Take An Artist’s Approach And Redraw Your Life With Passion
My very first and only work of art, loosely speaking, was created in Mrs. Levine’s 5th grade class: a vase filled with springs flowers. I clearly remember sitting down at my desk, with the art book opened to the page with the picture, sharpened pencil in my hand,...
An Ambitious Plan To Be A Leader Others Want To Follow
You’re an outstanding solo contributor and your reward, a promotion that makes you the new rising star leader guiding a team of passionate former colleagues. It’s going to take more than solo talent and enthusiasm to make the shift from colleague to a leader others...
These Habits Can Help You Squeeze The Most From Your Day
Even the most industrious among us have only 24 hours in each day, and only 10 or so hours available to us to do everything we want to get done. If you’re like most people, you start each day with the best intentions and a long, prioritized list of things that you...
Simple Strategies To Fine-Tune Your Pitch And Change People’s Minds
Whether you’re pitching your new business idea to the CEO or pitching buying a new car to your spouse, crafting a winning argument, once you’ve passed the feasibility hurdle, is highly dependent on the tactics and strategies you use to sway the decision maker. We’ve...
3 Ways to Defeat Decision Fatigue
The hundreds of small and large decisions we must make every single day do nothing to improve our decision-making skills. Just the opposite, in fact. The more choices we have to make the more susceptible we are to the dangers of decision fatigue.
3 Foolproof Steps to Banish Stress
You’re juggling an endless series of escalating demands, struggling to keep up—and blaming everyone and everything for your stress. But blame is an energy-wasting trap: you can’t purge these tasks and people from your life. Where does your stress really come from? The...
Take An Artist’s Approach And Redraw Your Life With Passion
My very first and only work of art, loosely speaking, was created in Mrs. Levine’s 5th grade class: a vase filled with springs flowers. I clearly remember sitting down at my desk, with the art book opened to the page with the picture, sharpened pencil in my hand,...
These Habits Can Help You Squeeze The Most From Your Day
Even the most industrious among us have only 24 hours in each day, and only 10 or so hours available to us to do everything we want to get done. If you’re like most people, you start each day with the best intentions and a long, prioritized list of things that you...
Compound Element: GRIT
GRIT: the leadership element so critical for success that the US Military Academy at West Point uses it to predict which cadets have what it takes to hang in when the going gets tough. Increasing your grit just might take you from being good to truly great. Are you ready to up YOUR grit factor?