Hard To Create What Will Be While Living In If Only…
Enjoying a reflective walk in the forest with a client yesterday, I noticed that several times he used the phrase If only. Today as I was sitting at my computer, and as a result of a recent email, I checked a quote for a stock I once had invested in. When I sold it, I made a profit. It eventually went down to 50 cents, but today it was trading $5. I immediately found myself thinking, If only I had kept that stock. If only I had bought more shares when it was at 50 cents. If only… If only. What are so

Punctuality. It’s More Than Just A Good Habit.
Just a short note on punctuality. Don’t want anyone to be late because of reading this. Very often when it comes to being on time for an appointment or meeting, we perceive things from the “me” perspective. I want to be on time because it shows I’m reliable, efficient and a man of my word. I don’t want to be late, because he/she/they will think badly of me. But we can also look at things from the “them” perspective. When you arrive on time you demonstrate that you respect the other person, and that you value their time. When you’re late, you demonstrate the exact opposite

If you don’t start, you won’t get anywhere.
I’ve been speaking with peers on different ideas for projects we’d like to begin. For the most part we are all in the same phase of our projects, the procrastination phase. The hardest part in any task is starting. The difficulty lays it trying to change our set patterns; we are attempting to add something new. This can be scary, as not many people like to step out of their comfortable routines. I suggest finding the smallest, easiest task to complete and just do it. After you complete the first task, pick the next task up. Continue this process, and soon you’ll find your project nearing completion and you’ll be doing things that in the beginning you were

Key To Success - Visualization
This article discusses not only the power, but the absolute necessity of employing your gift of imagination to achieve success. Baseball Example Our community baseball team made it to the finals this year as the top team, and the finals are best of three. In the first game we got crushed. The first inning was almost comical, but the majority of our team didn’t find it very funny. In fact with that one inning we went from the posturing of a top team to that of a defeated back-lot bunch. Entering ou