By Tony Robbins,
What if every problem and pain you had was life happening for you – not to you? What if that obnoxious co-worker is really there to teach you something? What if the school traffic is actually an opportunity...
By Bob Proctor
In his publication Better Families, Dr. J. Allan Petersen quotes C. Peter McColough of Xerox who says, "I look for breadth of interest. Individuals with broad interests...
By Tony Robins
When you think of your life, do you think about what’s missing? Or do you think about what you have?
If you always think about what you don’t have, you will tend to hold on to everything that you...
By Howard Partridge
Once you have identified past referral sources, you now have a profile of potential referral sources. You have a reward system in place. Now it’s time to make a visit to their...
By Tony Robbins
Some call it luck, some call it God, some call it grace. Call it what you want, there is a guiding force that shows up in all of our lives. And the more you acknowledge it, the more it appears.
To understand...
By Bob Proctor
A past issue of Psychology Today detailed a study of 1,139 CEOs of the Fortune 2,000 companies. Their average income was $356,000, which is not surprising. However, one thing that...
By Tony Robbins
Let’s take a look at how far you’ve come. We’ve been focusing on the most important areas of your life to have an extraordinary quality of life. To recap, these areas are: Physical...
By Bob Proctor
From childhood ice cream has been my favorite dessert. Coming from a large family and raised during the Depression, we had an occasional "churn" of ice cream on Sunday afternoon....
BY Tony Robbins
If you want to have ongoing joy and fulfillment in your life, the secret is just one word – progress. Progress equals happiness. While achievements and material things may excite you for the moment,...
By Bob Proctor,
While going through my files I came across a blurb from Catholic Digest written by Mary Kinsolving which is as relevant today as it was many years ago when it was written....
By Michael Josephson
More often than we like, most of us face choices
that can have serious and lasting impact on our lives. Do we go along with the
crowd? Do we tell someone off, quit a job,...
By Zig Ziglar
“The measure of a life, after all, is not its duration but its donation.” Corrie Ten Boom
I love the story told by Glen Van Ekeren in his book, The Speaker's Source Book. ...
By Michael Josephson
A man in a hot air balloon, realizing he was lost,
lowered it to shout to a fellow on the ground, “The wind’s blown me off course.
Can you tell me where I am?”
The man...
By Bob Proctor
Reader’s Digest is a great publication. It always
has a number of articles that are mentally stimulating. The following lines
were picked up from a Reader’s Digest a number of years...
To truly feed your spirit, remember this: The secret to living is giving. No matter how busy or broke you may be, you have something to offer others. So many people miss the opportunity to know that their life makes a...
By Bob Proctor
Basketball fans and in fact most people know the story, that Michael Jordan, considered by many to be the greatest basketball player who ever lived, was cut from the squad when...
By Bob Proctor,
I have a paradigm.
So do you.
To continue to grow, though, we must lead ourselves outside of our paradigms.
The following are five common, but often subtle, paradigms that affect...
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