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 [...]
Warren Buffett is successful in investing and building long-term businesses. Bill Gates is successful in creating a software empire that has changed the way we use computers. Gandhi was successful in leading India into independence from the British. Success comes in many ways and forms. [...]
...or at least as long it takes for you to read this article. Anyway, let's not waste anymore time, we're on a tight schedule. You're reading this article because there are times when you feel powerless. Maybe you feel powerless right now. There are many [...]
I'm having a bad day I'm having a frustrating month I'm having a terrible year I have been guilty of saying all of these and so has Albert Einstein. After Einstein graduated from college, he spent two frustrating years looking for and failing to get [...]
One of my biggest struggles is finishing something that I started. I would always be excited and have all this energy in the beginning, but like a child with a new toy, the excitement fades away and the goal doesn't seem worth doing anymore so [...]
Growing up, I always thought failing was a bad thing. No one wanted to fail. It was something I avoided or kept secret if it did happen. As I study more and more successful people, I realize that this type of thinking has held me [...]
Who says? This is one of the many limiting beliefs we place upon ourselves that stops us from living the life we want. We all experience setbacks not within our control but what we can control is our reaction. If we were born without fingers [...]
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