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Passion or Practicality?…That is the Question
As bad as the economic downturn was for many of us (and believe me it was BAD for a while there) I was provided with a great opportunity. The opportunity to go back to school and complete my (traditional) education. I call it an opportunity because after so many years in business, finance and training, [...]
Continue reading...Passing Success on to The Next Generation
16. August 2010
We all play many roles in our lives, mother, fathers, students, teachers, etc. etc. So many roles that sometimes they tend to get away from us. For me one of these important roles is of an uncle. If you read my dedication post to my sisters, you know that I have two sisters. They have [...]
Continue reading...One Item a Day…At Least
27. July 2010
With so many roles that we tend to play in this day and age, it seems increasingly difficult to find the time to work on our short-term and long term goals. It seems more and more like we end up working on what we HAVE to instead on what we WANT to work on. If [...]
Continue reading...Do You Have Too Much on Your Plate Or Your Mind?
28. June 2010
Does it seem that there are not enough hours in the day for you to do everything you want to get done? Do you ever reach the end of your day feeling exhausted and while you are reviewing your day, you find out that you got almost nothing done? How can this happen? You are [...]
Continue reading...A Dedication to My Sisters
17. May 2010
As the eldest of three siblings, I have had the opportunity to observe and proudly take part in the growth and maturing of two special women. These women are my sisters. I have yet to feel comfortable with calling them women as I still remember them as little girls trying to find their way in [...]
Continue reading...Forget Your Why…Begin With Your Purpose!
21. February 2010
I recently read a post by a tribe member friend of mine, Mr. Paul Miller. The post was essentially asking How big You “why” was. Which you will undoubtedly run into if you study personal development for any length of time. It is a very important part of becoming a high-producing, high-achieving individual. His post, [...]
Continue reading...My Official Apology to Stephen Covey
25. January 2010
This is my official apology to Stephen R. Covey. The Best selling author of The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People I am currently reading this book because it is required reading in a psychology class I am taking. When I first found out that this was the book that I had to read for [...]
Continue reading...Book Review…Getting Things Done: David Allen
22. November 2009
I recently came out of an era of my life where I was so overwhelmed that I did not know what to do with myself. I felt like I was playing catch-up from the moment I opened my eyes in the morning. You know that feeling, “I have so much to do today, there is no way I can get it all done.” What a way to start the day huh?
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30. August 2010
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