Superpowers and Kryptonite
November 28, 2011
You can’t be great at everything, but you’re probably world-class at something.
Read MoreYou can’t be great at everything, but you’re probably world-class at something.
Read MoreWe can point fingers, complain the world isn’t fair, and swim in a pot of victim soup. Or we can push ourselves and our organizations to achieve the coveted 1% position.
Read MoreThe sole of every single Louboutin shoe is painted bright red. Pantone 187C to be exact.
Read MoreIf you or your company has the personality of a pet rock, it’s time to shake things up. If you don’t, your competitors surely will.
Read MoreSend the critic out for a long walk, ask the right questions, and get busy with manifesting your true potential. Everyone else’s is already taken.
Read MoreMany of us chase success, only to find it to be an elusive tease.
Read MoreMany people find themselves in “okay” jobs, “okay” relationships, and living “okay” lives. It takes boldness and courage to let go of the known to pursue the wonder and magic of what’s possible.
Read MoreHow do you know if you’ve accomplished something today?
Read MoreIt’s as if the world will freeze for twelve months while they develop their new product.
Read MorePersonally, I have a ton of work do to on my new scorecard. Do you?
Read MoreWhether you’re working to drive your company or career, the key to unlocking your full potential is creating a story that is unique, captivating, and irresistible. A Firebrand.
Read MoreWith so much effort spent catching people doing something wrong, it’s time to start catching each other doing something right.
Read MoreGet this – Apple, Inc. now has more money than the US Government.
Read MoreThis past week was truly a “magical” one for me. Earvin “Magic” Johnson, the hall of fame basketball star, brilliant entrepreneur, and generous philanthropist joined my venture capital firm.
Read MoreHave the courage and conviction to go for the things you really want. Stop settling and start doing. Seize the day, and never, never, ever be a should’a, could’a, would’a.
Read MoreAll our lives we’ve been taught to avoid risk. Look both ways when crossing the street. Don’t touch the hot stove. Don’t talk to strangers.
Read MoreLet’s take a look at winning – then vs. now.
Read MoreLt. Colombo solved each case using his most powerful weapon: curiosity.
Read MoreA recent employer asked job seekers the following riddle…
Read MoreWe all want to be attractive. To get to the next level in our lives, we are trying to “attract” people: investors, employees, voters, customers, suppliers, friends, a mate, Facebook friends, Twitter followers, etc.
Read MoreWhy is direct feedback so awkward in the business world? When you politely nod your head in agreement while thinking that your colleague must be smoking crack, you are not helping anyone. In fact, holding back your insight is an injustice to your organization and yourself.
Read MoreWe all face incredible challenges in our lives. Difficult people. Ruthless competition. Time constraints. But so many of us succumb to an imaginary and impotent demon that strangles our potential and restricts our progress. This fictitious monster is called simply … the past.
Read MoreDisrupt or be disrupted. Simple as that.
Read MoreThe statistics are alarming. According to researchers, creativity among kids has sharply declined over the last 15 years.
Read MoreTake a quick look at your schedule. Most of us have calendars that are packed to the gills with endless appointments, meetings, conference calls, and deadlines. When, in this insanely-busy schedule, are you planning to come up with your best ideas?
Read MoreMy nephew Lane is almost four months old. Like most parents, my sister and her husband shower their baby with attention, love, and support.
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