EMBRACE POSSIBILITY ARTICLES
How to Build Rapport with Anyone
No man is an island (quote courtesy of John Donne) ... ... and the most valuable currency among men (and women) is trust. Trust is why we get up in the morning and do what [...]
What Albert Einstein Can Teach Us About Handling Setbacks
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 [...]
How to Sell with Integrity – Lesson 1 – The First Thing to Think About
In my previous article, I proclaimed that the one key skill for success is the ability to sell. If you believe selling is sleazy, please click here and read this article before reading on. For those [...]
Be Financially Free – Lesson 2 – Do You Know YOUR Number?
Most people don't get into a car and just start driving. They usually have a clear idea about where they want to go before they even leave the house. The road to financial freedom [...]
Why Old People Have a Hard Time Learning New Things
As we get older, we tend to believe the cliché "You can't teach an old dog new tricks" because we've seen many examples proving it to be somewhat accurate. There are people out there who [...]
How to Keep Your Friends Despite (Blank)
I would fill in "being busy". Others might put "having kids", "moving away", "disagreeing", etc. No matter what your reason is, my tip is the same: You keep your friends by investing resources to keep them. [...]
You are NOT Successful because …
... you are missing this one key skill. All successful people have it and all unsuccessful people don't. If you are already successful, you know what this skill is. If you're not, I have three pieces [...]
What Are You Waiting For?
We knew we wanted to go but waited until the last-minute. Now the opportunity is gone. We learned two lessons from this experience: 1. If you want to do something and you know you want [...]
How to Tame Your Mind
Yoga Instructor: Breathe in through your nose ... breathe out through your nose. Me: (thinking) in through my nose ... out through my ... this is interesting, I am going to do this when [...]