If you could go back in time and correct what you now see as a critical error, would you? Time travel isn’t possible, but using another person’s hindsight as your foresight is not only possible, it’s essential to your path as an entrepreneur. Learn from others’ mistakes. Learn from my mistakes.
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I’ve interviewed some of the world’s greatest CEOs, entrepreneurs, and visionaries. Taking their wisdom and common traits plus my own studies and experience, I’ve discovered the 12 keys to achieving greatness—not only in business, but in life. We’re in the home stretch with the final four keys. You can catch up with the first four […]
Greatness is a choice. After years of interviewing CEOs, entrepreneurs and visionaries, plus my own studies and experience, I’ve learned the 12 proven keys that will make you achieve greatness—not only in business, but in life. Previously I shared the first four keys (See 12 Proven Keys That Will Make You Achieve Greatness, Part 1 of […]
If your hope is to become a more effective transformational leader, it’s imperative your conversation skills are rock solid and inspiring, not a catastrophe! Great leaders don’t rule from a lofty throne; they build a community of committed team members around them. If you hope to have any chance of becoming a better leader, you […]
Recently I shared with you some of the paths to greatness and why being a great person matters to your business. (See Why Greatness Matters to Your Business and Life) Now it’s time to start on your own path to achieving greatness. Here are the first four of the 12 proven keys that will make you […]
If you’re reading this, you’ve identified yourself as a leader, an entrepreneur and/or a high achiever. You’ve likely amassed decades of experience in your industry and count yourself as highly skilled. But are you great? What does it take to be a truly great person? And why does it matter to become a great person? […]
We’re bright people, right? We know what we should be doing, so why aren’t we doing it? Left unchecked, procrastination can lead to all sorts of problems and the longer we defer a pressing task, the guiltier we feel. For many of us, procrastination is our kryptonite. Generally, there are three reasons why we procrastinate:
