Mindset

How many of us start something and leave them unfinished? I know I have done this in the past whether I like to admit it or not. I believe it’s fairly common. Something else would come along and would sometimes pull my interest or get me to forget or lose track of what I was […]

Have you ever thought about your presence and body language when you walk into a meeting with a homeowner? We already know that our non-verbals affect how other people think and feel about us. But could our non-verbals or body language govern how we think and feel about ourselves? Social psychologist research done by Amy

We have all been motivated before, right? Whether it’s something we see or hear, an event we go to or someone telling us something that we would like and see a possibility. We get motivated to take action and do something, right? But despite our desire to stay motivated, there are just days when we

I love to learn. It helps me grow in so many ways. That’s why I read and follow successful people as much as I can. That way I can find out what they do differently with the hopes of improving myself. Darren Hardy is an individual, who like Napoleon Hill, has spent many years of

This article is a continuation of the last two articles, where we talked about different ways to get motivated and on how to “Get Off Your Butt” when you’re in a slump. One thing we have to realize is that motivation is not a constant thing. It comes and goes. You may feel unmotivated sometimes,

This is the best time to be thinking about what we need to do in order to start seeing the results and changes we want to see in our lives. Remember last week’s article? We discussed three ways to get out of a slump: one goal at a time; find inspiration; and get excited. Once

Even the most motivated individuals can feel unmotivated from time to time. That, however, is normal. You are not the only one who goes through ups and downs. This article, where we will discuss how to recover from a slump, was inspired by a Zen habits article I read online titled, “Get Off Your Butt.”

Do you remember being a young kid, playing sports or accomplishing an academic achievement in school? You couldn’t wait to go show your parents your accomplishment so they could tell you, “Great job, I’m so proud of you.” Remember what that simple compliment did to your confidence and self-esteem? I know with our busy lives,

Our life is amazing and the results we get are always based on our thoughts and beliefs. One of my favorite authors, Napoleon Hill, wrote a masterpiece in 1937 titled, “Think and Grow Rich,” which is on my top 10 list of all-time favorite books. I will give you a personal example of what Napoleon