by: Jas Singh CEO of IOPA Solutions Success is built on the right type of motivation. In fact, usually the best relationships we have are not with those people who supply the best product, are the most knowledgeable or even who we’ve known the longest. Instead, it’s usually with those people whose motivation and focus […]
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by: Travis Bradberry Co-author of Emotional Intelligence 2.0 and President at TalentSmart It’s pretty incredible how often you hear managers complaining about their best employees leaving, and they really do have something to complain about—few things are as costly and disruptive as good people walking out the door. Managers tend to blame their turnover problems
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An FBI Agent’s 5 Steps to Developing Mental Toughness 23 years in the FBI taught an entrepreneur how to develop this indispensable quality. By Justin Bariso Mental toughness. It’s the ability to push through difficult (and even painful) situations while maintaining peak performance. It’s what separates the elite from the above average, and is only
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I have been thinking about this post for quite some time; with all that is going on in the world today and in our own country it is easy to withdraw in fear or anger. We see a welfare system out of control and we see that we are becoming an entitlement state; we see
by: Adam Toren; Serial entrepreneur, mentor, investor and co-founder of YoungEntrepreneur.com Unbroken could be one of the most influential books you read and films you watch this year. What does a film about the olympian, World War II bombardier and prisoner of war have to do with being an entrepreneur? If you’ve been exposed to
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written by: Veronika Dirdaite – visit her food and life blog at www.atveros.com Growing up, my grandparents were always there for me. My grandpa shows up in most of the special memories I keep from childhood. No matter where I went or what I did, I always knew he was there for us. I knew if
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By: Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic In 2004, Greece surprised the world by winning the European Championship, the toughest tournament in international soccer. Despite not even being a dark horse in the competition, and with a team of mostly peripheral and unremarkable players, they overcame France and hosts Portugal (twice) to lift the trophy. Even hardcore soccer fans
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A poem about Alzheimer’s Do not ask me to remember. Don’t try to make me understand. Let me rest and know you’re with me. Kiss my cheek and hold my hand. I’m confused beyond your concept. I am sad and sick and lost. All I know is that I need you To be with me
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The Lufthansa plane crash serves as a reminder: Leaders must encourage openness in their organizations. written by Rob Bogosian April 8, 2015 German airline Lufthansa might want to look at its screening process after a co-pilot committed murder-suicide in March (Photo of a Lufthansa airbus by Lasse Fuss, courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.) On March 24, co-pilot
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In December 1775, “An American Guesser” anonymously wrote to the Pennsylvania Journal: “I observed on one of the drums belonging to the marines now raising, there was painted a Rattle-Snake, with this modest motto under it, ‘Don’t tread on me.’ As I know it is the custom to have some device on the arms of
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