Embrace Possibility Blog
Warren Buffett is successful for investing and building long-term businesses. Bill Gates is successful for creating a software empire that has changed the way we use computers. Gandhi was successful for leading India into independence from the British.
Success comes in many ways and forms but what’s interesting is that most successful people have [...]
(Love and Marriage theme song plays)
…goes together like a horse and carriage…
…and you can’t have one without the other…
(music slowly fades)
This song came to my head as I was writing this post and I thought it would make for some nice intro music. I’m happy to see Al Bundy [...]
In this third lesson on How to Sell with Integrity, we’re going to focus on how people decide to buy.
Although this lesson is interesting and helpful on its own, its effectiveness is powerfully multiplied when used within the context created after reading
Smoking.
Procrastination.
We all have some bad habits that we want to change but for some reason we just haven’t been able to and it frustrates us.
We recognize that it’s not good for us and we see how it stops us from being the best we can be and [...]
How often do we let conditions beyond our control or our handicaps hold us back from going for our dreams?
I didn’t come from a rich family so I didn’t get the same opportunities.
I wasn’t born attractive enough.
I can’t move up in my company [...]
Just four words with two simple suggestions.
Yet we find it so hard to apply.
Why is that?
Really think about that for a few seconds before reading on. “Don’t worry. Be happy.”
Did you come up with anything?
If not, don’t worry. Many people struggle with this question.
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The first part of this 3-part series on turning your dreams into reality showed you how to properly set goals. If you don’t have a goal or remember how to set one, I would recommend reviewing
Looks like you’re almost ready to get started on your road to financial freedom.
So far:
You’ve learned the starting point for your journey is your current net worth and that measuring your net worth is the only way [...]
I live thousands of miles away.
I don’t know the first thing about being an activist.
I’m only 12 years old.
These were among many of the valid excuses that Craig Kielburger could have made and we wouldn’t have thought any less of him.
What makes him an inspiration is that he [...]
Your boss is becoming more distant.
Your project is put on hold and you notice your team in meetings without you.
You’ve seen this happen to other people who were laid off but you don’t believe it will happen to you.
You ignore that sinking feeling because you’ve always done what you were [...]
But why don’t we pursue them?
Why do we go on doing what we don’t like to do just because we’re supposed to?
Why don’t we do what we really want like travel the world, start our own business or write that book we’ve tried to find time for?
Is it [...]
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