Archive for January, 2010

The acceptance of the philosophical/political belief in “circumstances beyond your control” should be fiercely resisted at every turn! »

There are two fundamental viewpoints of life in total conflict and I find that Renegade Millionaires hold one; most everyone else holds the other. »

Jesus was afraid. He talked about his fears with his staff. He wrestled with his fears to the point of sweating blood. Without fear, Jesus could not have been an example for us. »

Great leaders acknowledge the sacrifice of their followers. They notice the effort their people have expended. They verbalize and affirm it: »

Today, more lessons from Dr. Martin Luther King… »

Today is Martin Luther King Day in the United States. On this day we celebrate the life and work of one of the greatest leaders the world has ever known. This week in the Thought of the Day, we will break out eight clear leadership lessons from what is commonly referred to as... »

Bill Glazer calls the Entrepreneur, “the loneliest person on the planet.” What does he mean by that? »

To get ideas implemented and achieve greater results: Here are Five great strategies to avoid procrastination, stay UNcomfortable, and always on the offensive. »

To be a truly effective leader, you must: believe in, trust, empower, challenge, and develop your people! »

The problem with the “carrot and stick” is that today’s “carrot” becomes tomorrow expected benefit and the “stick” only works when the fearful leader with the stick is present. The only form of permanent, self-sustaining, motivation is personal motivation. »