Grit
Regardless of whether you’re trying to start a business, build a great relationship, broaden your education, achieve a dream, or win a race, it takes
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Niche Down
In his book, The Take Action Effect, successful entrepreneur Scott Voelker, describes what he calls “niching down,” as a process of narrowing down your choices
Realistic Resilience
James Stockdale, who served as a high-ranking officer during the Vietnam War, was held as a prisoner of war at the infamous Hanoi Hilton for
Live Well
Similar to everyone having their own definition of success, everyone has differing views about the meaning of living well. However, according to research, there are
Leverage Your Mindset
If you have a lever and a well-placed fulcrum you can move anything. What this means in a practical sense is, you don’t have to
Happiness
Most of us were conditioned to believe if we become successful, then we’ll be happy—when we find the perfect mate, land that great job, lose
Release the Past
What’s done is done Nelson Mandela lived a remarkable life—from tending cattle as a boy to working as a fiery young lawyer in Johannesburg, then
Build Habits That Stick
When establishing healthy habits, the key is frequency rather than duration. You may not have time to spend hours a day exercising, reading, or doing
Unity Consciousness
Think globally, act locally How can you contribute to peace in the world? The first step is to grow in awareness that we must all
Power of One Voice
Inspire hope In his book Make Your Bed, former Navy SEAL Admiral William McRaven told a story about when he and his classmates were sitting
Generosity
Who doesn’t love a generous person? While being generous is great for those who are beneficiaries, the habit of generosity does as much for the
Dependability
More important than talent How dependable are you? When you give your word to do something, can others count on you to follow through, even
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