A good communicator says things in ways that people understand.
A great communicator says things in ways that people never misunderstand.
A good communicator says things in ways that people understand.
A great communicator says things in ways that people never misunderstand.
24. January 2013
Most of us set goals and some of us establish resolutions but have you ever picked a theme word for your year?
18. January 2013
My hope is that each of us decides that having a dream is important but it’s worthless if we don’t pursue it. Like Dr. King, we need to step out in faith and do whatever we can to help make our dreams come alive.
2. January 2013
Since 2013 is upon us, now is a great time to kickstart the new year with a dose of possibility and perspective… two essential ingredients for making this year better than the last! Below are a few posts I have recently read or reread that I believe will inspire you and help reinforce the mindset [...]
1. January 2013
Before we try to expand it, we need to first define it. What is influence? What does it mean to you? Dictionary.com says influence is: (Noun) The capacity or power of persons or things to be a compelling force on or produce effects on the actions, behavior, opinions, etc., of others. (Verb) To move or [...]
19. October 2012
“There is a reason the windshield is 10 times larger than the rearview mirror.”
16. October 2012
If you want to impact the future (or your future), you must care about it enough to act.
15. October 2012
My friend Tommy Newberry has just released a new book called 40-Days to a Joy-Filled Life. I LOVE it and highly recommend it. It’s filled with inspiring daily readings, provocative questions, and practical exercises designed to help you think, speak, and act in ways that directly result in more JOY in your life.
24. August 2012
For an author, the Holy Grail of perceived success comes in the form of their book landing on a bestseller list. Here’s some insight on making that goal a reality…
13. August 2012
“Where there is a void, negativity will fill it.” How we communicate matters. It matters at home with our spouse and family just as much as it does at work with our clients and coworkers. Many times it’s not what we communicate that is the issue, it’s what we don’t communicate that is.
13. May 2013
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