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Feelings, Nothing More Than Feelings…
If you chuckled knowingly at the title to this post, you are likely on the older side. How do I know? Because I am on the older side. For the rest of you, this was a popular song by Morris Albert that came out in 1974 (or as one of my daughters put it, "way back in...
Are You Offended?
As of this writing, I have two of my six kids engaged to be married. I am so excited that I am going to be a grandpa someday I can hardly sit still thinking about it. One reason I can't wait for grandkids is I want to see how my kids handle the fulfillment of our...
Solving Problems in the Work Force
There's a problem in the workforce today that is costing businesses all over the world billions if not trillions of dollars each year. In case you haven't guessed by the picture, it's zombies. A Zombie is that employee who just goes through the motions, doing just...
From Goals to Achievement
In this post, we will finish the Goals and Achievement process by turning your Dreams into measurable Goals that you can track and see when thay are completed. If you have not read the previous posts, please go and read You Gotta Have Goals, then Dare to...
From Dreams to Goals
This is a progressive set of posts. If you have not read the prvious posts, please read the first one here, and the second one here. Once you have your Dream List, and you have asked the "Why" you want to Be, Do or Have the things listed, let's take a closer look at...
Dare to Dream
(If you haven't read the last post, please do so first at You Gotta Have Goals.) It's time to dream again. Do you remember when you were very young? Like 5 or 6 years old? The world was before us and anything was possible. You could Be, Do, or Have whatever your mind...
You Gotta Have Goals
Way back in the 1970s when I was in elementary school, a common question we were asked was, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” I wanted to be an astronaut, or a doctor, or a pilot, or maybe a rock star. I became a Registered Nurse, I have about 30 hours in a...
What Are You Looking For
Andrew Carnegie came to the United States in 1848 at the ripe old age of 13. He worked odd jobs and made enough to get by. Then, in his mid 30s, he entered the steel industry. He ultimately became the largest steel manufacturer in the USA. At one point, he had 43...