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I am always amazed by the creative visions of start-ups, as they look at things from a different perspective. They challenge the status quo and don’t adhere to the theory a lot of dinosaur corporations operate from – that old processes and old models should remain because, “that’s the way it’s always been done.”

This is when too much confidence in your abilities leads to disaster.

Are you confident in yourself regardless of the task you are facing?

Most of us are not. But you can absolutely develop genuine self-confidence–that unshakable, steely kind of confidence that ripples out and gives others confidence in you as well.

This 5-step process is the foundation for empowered, well-informed decisions. Using it will help you devise a way out of unforeseen circumstances and prepare for them.

Magic powers cannot be duplicated, but a successful formula can. Especially when you know the exact ingredients… This is a recipe for success that, when followed to a tee, merits incredible results time after time.

There are moments in each of our lives where we have to make important career decisions. It’s not always easy, but there is a smart way to go about it that creates the best outcomes for your life.

Even though you can envision success, you keep asking yourself, HOW do I get there? There is a road map that leads to success… A simple strategy that will help you turn your vision into reality, IN SPITE of these uncertain times.

Think you’re a good decision maker? Are you sure? How did you come to that decision? Time and time again, people who think they know what they’re doing … or WORSE, who think they are “doing the right thing” make terrible decisions. Are you one of them? Probably. But even if you are, it’s NOT your fault. Most people fall victim to one of the dreaded decision destroyers.

What is the one thing you know you need help with to achieve the success you desire? That thing that maybe you dread or avoid even thinking about because you think you are awful at it… or would be if you tried?

In today’s debate about when and how to open up the economy, “Health vs. Wealth” is the overused phrase meant to capture the dilemma at hand. Doesn’t “Health vs. Health” make a lot more sense?

It is too late to keep this highly contagious virus contained in China; the coronavirus is upon us and increasing at an exponential rate. The question is: What do we do now?