by Brian Carson

Wayne Dyer, the famous author, speaker and teacher, likes to say in his writings that what you focus on expands. Nothing could be more profound or truthful.

What you focus on expands should be a rallying cry for all who want and are willing to pay the price to live the life they imagine. We are the sum total of all our thoughts. Our dominant thoughts create the life we have lived up to this point and will create our futures as well. Make no mistake about it. Read the rest of this entry »

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by Thea Westra

“Successful people keep moving. They make mistakes, but they don’t quit” (Conrad Hilton) Read the rest of this entry »

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by: Cari Vollmer

Do you have a ton to do and have no idea where to start? Would you like to know with each step you take you’re heading in the right direction? Would you like to narrow your “to do” list down to a few key items and let go of the rest? Would you like to work smarter, not harder?
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by: Kevin Stirtz

“Great work is done by people who are not afraid to be great.”
- Fernando Flores

I use to be envious of great people.

By “great”, I mean people who have achieved things so noteworthy they become famous for it.
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by: Glenn Cutforth

Developing your will-power is directly related to your success in life. No one can over-estimate the power of your will to do.

Most people do not fail because of a lack of education. History is filled with uneducated or poorly educated millionaires who didn’t let this supposed shortcoming hold them back. On the contrary, what they may have lacked in education was obliterated by their overpowering will to succeed no matter how many times they failed along the way.
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by: Richard Drive

How is not as important as Where to start and when.

Where to start and focus your energy is usually a tricky thing to try and determine with any sense of accuracy. There are so many good ideas that end up being complete dogs down the road.

So I guess where you should start is at research.
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Michaela Scherr

Living in the past or the future takes away the many wonderful experiences available in the here and now. Not only that, it slows down our effectiveness when working on our ‘must do jobs’. For example, when I have many tasks to do, I choose the most urgent then totally concentrate on completing it. Nothing else matters during this time, there is no stress or anxiety, only me and my task and a sense of satisfaction when the job’s done.
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Roger Seip

In his all-time bestselling record The Strangest Secret, author Earl Nightingale made one of the most profound observations of the 20th century. He said:

“You become what you think about all day long.”
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