By Tammy Kling Co-Author of The Compass Standing at a kids birthday party one saturday, I overheard a mother use the words before kids . . . to start a sentence. “Before kids,” she went on to say, “it seemed like we had a lot of money!” The other parents chimed in, nodding their heads.
Identify What’s Most Important and Honor It by Rick Weaver After 10 years of working in the hotel industry as a sales professional, I woke up one morning and wondered what my life would stand for when it was over. As Director of Sales for a really great hotel in downtown San Francisco, I was
What It Takes To Succeed: A Dream, Motivation, and a Winning Attitude By Paul Stuart Wichansky My name is Paul. I am 26 years old. I am one of the honored and privileged to be born with cerebral palsy. There are many unforeseen benefits to having such a physical challenge as cerebral palsy. Because I
by Keith Ellis When people don’t get what they want from life, usually it’s because they don’t know what they want. They grind through one work week after another, daydreaming about the good life, but they rarely muster a clear idea of what that “good life” should be. As competent and hardworking as they are,
Seven Character Traits of Successful People Chris Widener 1. They are hard working.There is no such thing as easy money. Success takes hard work and people who are willing to do it. 2. They are honest.Those who are successful long-term are the honest ones. Dishonest people may get the first sale, but honest people will
– Author unknown A man found a cocoon for a butterfly. One day a small opening appeared, he sat and watched the butterfly for several hours as it struggled to force its body through the little hole. Then it seemed to stop making any progress. It appeared as if it had gotten as far as
