success

A writer, philosopher, politician, postmaster, scientist, inventor, humorist, civic activist, and diplomat--he knew how to get things done, and done well.

I'm not dismissing the idea of big, paradigm-shifting goals. But it's the daily changes you make--if you maintain those consistently--that lead to REAL change.

A writer, philosopher, politician, postmaster, scientist, inventor, humorist, civic activist, and diplomat--he knew how to get things done, and done well.

When you step into your personal power, you're giving other's permission to do the same. Not that they need it, of course. And that's the point.

We all share a basic human need to feel "seen." It's wired into our DNA. So, remembering people's names, and using them is a lesson worth learning.

I've found that the mornings when I rise early enough to have a bit of quiet time before the mad rush of the day begins, the entire day flows more smoothly.

These nonverbal cues may be having five times the impact on the "listener" as what you are actually saying. Make sure you know what you're communicating.

There's no denying that staying over the red line is more challenging now. A crucial part of accomplishing that? Incredible customer service. Here's help.

A writer, philosopher, politician, postmaster, scientist, inventor, humorist, civic activist, and diplomat--he knew how to get things done, and done well.

The problem with allowing yourself to only be motivated by external factors, is that they inevitably change, come and go, or end. So then what?

If you sincerely hate your job, it may be time to make a move. In the meantime, don't make the days of your life, or anyone else's, miserable.

Give it a try. Get a simple journal. Write everyday consistently everyday for around ten minutes. Do it for a month, at least. Let me know what happens.