Ideas for success

Tag: wealth

  • If you want someone to change….

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    Brad Stanton
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    Have you ever worked hard for a family member or boss or coworkers and then when you presented your work they were dissatisfied? It doesn’t feel good, does it? It doesn’t make you want to keep working hard for that person or people. Michael Hyatt has a very successful blog and he travels the States…

  • Daily Prompt: all about me

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    Explain why you chose your blog’s title and what it means to you. Simple, I read a book called Platform that said my blog should have my name. Why I say “Give me 5 minutes a day and I’ll give you a happier, more successful life” is that I believe the ideas I post really…

  • THE VALUES OF TEAMWORK:

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    1.) Teamwork is at the heart of great achievement. The question isn’t whether teams have value. The question is whether we acknowledge that fact and become better team players. It says, “Behind an able man there are always other able man.” There are no problems we cannot solve together, and very few that we can…

  • You really can do just about anything!

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    Brad Stanton
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    Are you facing a challenge in your relationships, career or in reaching your dreams in life? It is probably not as big a challenge as becoming the president of the USA. Cheer up, read on…. Where you finish in life isn’t determined so much by where you start as by whether you start. John Maxwell…

  • Everybody has to persuade people sometimes

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    Brad Stanton
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    We all want to persuade people (our kids, boss, employees, spouse) to do certain things. The Pygmalion effect (also called the Rosenthal effect) is a phenomenon that has been proven to work very well by scientists, including Dr. Robert Rosenthal of Harvard University and UC Riverside. It has been shown that when you have high expectations…