An Open Letter to the Future /Michael Graff On the first day of my freshman year of high school, my English teacher dressed up like a bumblebee and danced around the room to the Blind Melon song “No Rain.” For those of you who weren’t teenagers in the mid-1990s, stick with me and trust that … More An Open Letter to the Future
The Apology Tour Jonny Auping As I stared at my reflection in the bathroom mirror of a Mexican restaurant, I didn’t want to go back to the table. I didn’t want to follow through with my plans. I splashed a bit of water on my face and tried to give myself a pep talk, but … More The Apology Tour ($500.00 in cyber week bonus)
The Sincere Apology A genuine apology is a remarkable thing. You know an apology is solid when it: 1. Explains why the act was wrong The recipient will probably already know, but it’s nice to know the apologizer knows, too. 2. Says the words “I’m sorry.” Surprisingly, it’s easy to leave out the two most important words. … More The Sincere Apology (Your $400.00 Blackfriday gift is waiting…)
How to Deal With the Unexpected Jim Rohn In life, the winds of circumstances blow on us all in an unending flow that touches each of our lives. It’s one thing to create change. It’s another thing—often unavoidable—to have change foisted upon you when you don’t expect it. We all experienced the blowing winds of … More How to Deal With the Unexpected
3 Steps to Feel More Engaged at Work Lisa Prior Maria, second-in-charge of a well-known nonprofit, wanted to step out as a leader. Her vision was to create a new model for working with vulnerable women in Boston’s urban communities. She gained insight through feedback from her team, colleagues, boss and civic leaders, who described … More 3 Steps to Feel More Engaged at Work
How to Get Out of a Funk Emma Johnson Whether it’s career burnout, general aimlessness or a craving for a new path, most people will hear a call for a positive life change at some point in their lives. This isn’t about the National Institutes of Health report that 16 million U.S. adults suffer from … More How to Get Out of a Funk
How to Change Your Beliefs About Money Stefanie O’Connell I want to make a lot of money. Saying this feels more like a confession than a proud declaration. The admission that I love money and want more of it almost feels shameful. But I’m going to say it anyway, because I think it’s time we … More How to Change Your Beliefs About Money
Change: Humankind’s Greatest Asset Jim Rohn From The Jim Rohn Archive Our results are only limited by our imaginations. History has proven that time and again. In 1960 it was a technological impossibility for humans to travel into outer space. Within 10 years, however, the first man stepped out onto the surface of the moon. … More Change: Humankind’s Greatest Asset
10 Tips to Change Your Life for the Better 1. Start at the end. What’s your wildest dream? Maybe it’s not as crazy as colonizing Mars, but it should feel like a stretch. Start there and work backward. Identify 10 steps to get from that big goal to where you are now. 2. Reach out. … More 10 Tips to Change Your Life for the Better
A Simple Formula for Success: Execution Over IQ Kim Perell is never far from the ocean. An avid traveler, Perell has been to more than 70 countries, finding inspiration in the great blue. “I just feel the power,” she says. “It’s a reminder of how life is full of amazing opportunity.” Born to entrepreneurial parents, Perell … More A Simple Formula for Success: Execution Over IQ
