Buyer Beware: Choose A Business Coach Carefully To Get The Results You Want By Jim Jenkins

Consider this scenario. A colleague suggests you get a business coach. Via the Internet, you find one close-by. The woman says she’d love to help

Do You Mind If Someone Screams At You? By Lora J Adrianse

A headhunter was on the other end of the phone. He was looking for an assistant to a CEO/Owner for a small, but very successful business. Essenti

Nourishing Your Network By Sara K. Collins

It takes less effort to keep an existing customer than to gain a new customer.This is Business 101. Corporations focus on acquisition, but

Where to Begin? By Damien Senn

January is the king of months for those looking to make new beginnings. After the reflections and indulgences of December, the excitement of a n

Great Advice By Greg Reid

It never ceases to amaze me that every time I give a speech, do a seminar, or talk with people one-on-one, I get inundated with questions seeking

Self-Defense Within Martial Arts Training Demands a Real-World Perspective By Jeffrey Miller

This story is being offered in response to a request made by my teacher, Soke (Grand Master) Masaaki Hatsumi, during a recent training visit to

A Call To Do Better By Clyde Dennis

I’m calling you out. Issuing a Challenge. Relax, It's not to a dual or anything quite that complicated or dramatic.Here's what I'm thinkin

Choosing The Right Coach By Ramona Creel

Coaching has become a very popular way for people to get the ongoing support they need to accomplish their goals. However, choosing a coach can b

Strategic Checklists By Robert F. Abbott

I've been through a couple of checklists in the past few days, and it's reaffirmed my faith in their effectiveness as a communication tool.

Can You Say No? By Arthur Cooper

As a manager you are constantly being asked to do things - by your boss, by one of your fellow managers, by the head of another department, by on

It's Not What You Think By Judith Richardson

My work in organizations involves dropping habitual ways of perceiving in order to contact a fresh and subtle perceiving “under the surface” of w

Why Bosses Don't Get All the News By Robert F. Abbott

Not long ago, a friend who works in television complained that the industry has no interest in real business stories. And, I had to agree with hi

The Fastest Way to Ruin Yourself By Freddy Davis

I don’t know many people who would admit to wanting to ruin themselves, but there are a lot of people who are doing everything they can to accomp

The Self Development Tool Box By Beth Densmore

Do you have a self-development toolbox? Do you have a standard set of instruments or mechanisms that you use to delve into your inner self? Jus

New Definition of Retirement By Tracey Fieber

A new definition of retirement is evolving. It’s one that’s focused on continual exploration, learning and growth. Where the old retirement pro

Good Communication is Easy - Isn’t It? By Steve Brummet

My name is Steve Brummet and my business is to speak to businesses, teams, schools, churches, non profit organizations and just people about impr

The Power of Visualization By John Assaraf

Professional athletes and other highly successful people use the power of visualization technique on a regular basis. Why? Results of a 20-year s

Communicating with Case Studies By Robert F. Abbott

Not long ago, I made a partnership pitch, on behalf of an organization I represent, to another organization with similar interests. If the idea h

3 Tips for a Great Summer - Developing Life & Business While Having a Blast By Beth Tabak

As the last day of school arrives I feel the same tendency I had as a child... to drop everything and scream “let’s go play!” After all, extreme

Belief Management - The Missing Ingredient? By Joan Friedlander

"Joan, I'm working so hard and I'm not getting anything done!" I have heard some version of this cry of frustration by many an entrepreneur. It's

Our Perception Determines Our Experience By Greg S. Reid

Not long ago, I traveled back east to Ohio and Chicago. While I was there, I was amazed that the friends I made along my journey seemed to have c

The Best Things in Life Are Rarely Things By Greg Reid

Have you ever noticed this to be true?The best things in life for me are those things are not things at all. People and experiences make t

How Do You Build Momentum in Your Business and Life? By Donna P. Lendzyk

A few weeks ago at a "Leadership from the Ground Up" conference, Donald Trump spoke about the ingredients for success. I found his topic on momen

How to Crack a Daunting Task! By Donna P. Lendzyk

If you have a daunting task and the mere thought of it overwhelms you, it's probably too big to implement directly and should be broken down into

One BIG Way To Increase Your Values and Self-Esteem By Catherine Franz

One hour here, two hours there, even fifteen minutes, it all adds up, and quickly too. Television is toxic to our self- esteem. In fact, 90% of

What Do You Really Want ? By Lorraine Pirihi

Being a coach is such a rewarding profession. The enormous impact you have on other people's lives always astounds me.Let me share with yo

Transform Your Office Into A Powerhouse Of Success By Lorraine Pirihi

Did you know that the area that you call your 'office' is a direct reflection of you? If your environment is clean and uncluttered it projects th

How to Get More Business Without Even Trying By Lorraine Pirihi

Why are you in business? Hopefully you enjoy what you do, however is it because you want to make money so that you can have, be and do more in yo

Are You Worth Investing In? By Lorraine Pirihi

Do you realise that if you're green you're growing and if you're ripe you're rotten? So says Winston Marsh, Business Marketing Guru in his recent

Are You A Work Addict? By Lorraine Pirihi

Work addiction is very common in our society today, yet it is not one that is not highly recognised.An interesting article in the March ed