As a guest on Val Groth’s Inspiration With Val web radio program, I shared my thoughts on: How to inspire others and improve your leadership skills How to challenge yourself and believe in true inspiration The power of personal initiative Know … Continue reading →
Who Has Inspired You? If you are reading this today, my guess is that you are already a leader; a leader aspiring to be a greater one. I believe that true inspiration—and the potential for change and growth—comes from watching … Continue reading →
“Use Your Head!” How many times have you heard this reminder? And that reminder frequently follows a questionable action or decision. We’re supposed to be thinking with our brains. Right? If that’s so important, why would we want to trust … Continue reading →
Mirror, Mirror on the Wall… It helps us when we occasionally look at ourselves in the mirror and judge our own current state of affairs. To help you with that, I challenge you to ask and answer three simple questions. … Continue reading →
Timeless Advice I’m certain you experienced Alice In Wonderland as a child. You either saw the Disney movie or read the 1865 novel. There’s a potentially powerful line from Lewis Carroll’s book. Alice received this pointed advice in her conversation with the Cheshire Cat. … Continue reading →
Talking To Strangers Many of us are uncomfortable in a room full of strangers. Perhaps that discomfort stems from your childhood when your parents warned you not to talk to strangers. The might even have paired the word stranger with … Continue reading →
At MasterMind Connections, we have Napoleon Hill to thank for introducing the Master Mind concept. But he’s given us much more including his success principles. Success Principal #6: Personal initiative – Personal initiative is the power that inspires the completion of … Continue reading →
This video contains rare footage of Napoleon Hill, the originator of the Master Mind concept and author of Think and Grow Rich, that captures Andrew Carnegie’s success principals. It’s not a snippet. It is 2 hours of simple, yet powerful … Continue reading →
This interview question typically comes from interviewing amateurs who have a list of similarly useless and uncomfortable questions in their arsenal. It measures your skill as an interviewer and your ability to handle stress more than your fit for the … Continue reading →
Many job seekers don’t think of themselves as sales people. The reality is that you’ve now found yourself in the business of selling yourself. As the Director of Sales for You, Inc., it’s important to stay optimistic while balancing your … Continue reading →
