How much does it cost? A basic question, right? One might assume the answer lies in the price tag. However, that’s not always true. You see, there are two types of costs — expenses and investments. While both involve the expenditure of money, the outcomes are quite different. An expense is simply the spending of… [Read More]
Are You a Giver or a Taker?
Some people will offer you the shirt off their back, while others take everything they can without a second thought. One might wonder how they live with themselves, but they don’t see anything wrong with it — if they benefit, of course. Don’t get me wrong, while it’s completely natural for people to prioritize their… [Read More]
It’s Time to Hit the Reset Button
People often lament the current state of the world: Leaders divide us to cling to power, bullying is rampant, and our work ethic seems to be waning. Many seek rewards without earning them, while virtues like trust, respect, kindness, and tolerance are more talked about than practiced. Family, faith, and patriotism are increasingly rare. The… [Read More]
Regardless of Circumstances, What We Become Is a Choice
To My Readers: I’m honored to republish, with permission, “Regardless of Circumstances, What We Become Is a Choice” by Rodger Dean Duncan, which first appeared in the June 18, 2024, issue of Forbes. Rodger is an international bestselling author, former senior Fortune 100 business executive, and member of two prior White House administrations. He interviewed me about… [Read More]
The Top 20 Reasons People Quarrel
Having an argument isn’t exactly anyone’s idea of a good time. And yet, they seem to be a common occurrence, both at home and at work. By pinpointing the main triggers of disagreement, you might be able to steer clear of conflicts altogether. According to an unscientific poll, most people quarrel for the same reasons…. [Read More]
Get Paid for Performance, Not Presence
Some people are a little confused about their role at work. They believe that showing up is their job. The reality is that you don’t get paid to go to work, you get paid to get the job done. In other words, performance, not presence. Have you ever been to a restaurant where the food… [Read More]
Face the Facts…It’s Your Responsibility
It’s only natural to put your life, your career, and the well-being of your family first. But do you think your job is done when you get what you want, or do you feel any obligation to others? For example, do you have a responsibility to lift others up, share your good fortune, or leave… [Read More]
How to Gain the Ultimate Advantage in Life
What price does a leader pay for not having the trust and respect of his or her constituents? What does an employee lose by having a careless and unreliable reputation? And, what’s the downside of being a friend who’s known as a taker? The fact is that moral character can provide a significant advantage in… [Read More]
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