What are the Baseline Driving Initiatives of highly effective leaders? We have a question from Earl in Temecula: “What are the baseline driving initiatives for highly effective leaders?” 4 Baseline Initiatives Effective Leaders Need to Focus on: All of us need to be focusing on these four things: (1) Increase the value and the impact of the […]
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What is the most important element of a business plan to pitch to investors? A business plan is a very powerful guiding tool for an organization or startup business. They are important for getting funding to start or expand your business. You’ve got to make it dynamic, so that you can change it from time-to-time, […]
What should you say or not say in meetings? Larry talks about the three easy but really important questions you must ask yourself before you speak up in a meeting. Meetings can be a high pressure environment. So the question is, “I’m afraid I don’t seem to know when to speak, nor when to shut […]
On November 8th, 2016, Donald Trump triumphed against the Democrat candidate, Hillary Clinton, to become the 45th president of the United States. While one side was elated, the other side was devastated. Whether you supported and campaigned for him, or opposed and protested him, here are five success lessons we can all learn from the […]
How do you gain the courage to make those truly tough decisions in life? Before you can successfully make those decisions, how do you gain the inner awareness to become authentically who you are? How do you learn to truly love and accept yourself and where you are in life? How do you experience peace […]
When people try to identify what makes entrepreneurs so special compared to the “followers” in business, they usually list off traits like creativity, drive and independence. These elements certainly matter, but there’s another trait that just might trump everything else for success. Integrity. Here are five reasons why integrity is so important:
As a leader, your mind is your powerful tool. Your muscles won’t help you figure out what your target market is, or how you should innovate your product. It’s up to your brain to get things done, so it’s in your best interest to keep it sharp and flexible.
