There is at least One Irrefutable and Universal Truth It’s a pretty rare day when you don’t think about changing someone else, isn’t it? If you could just get other people to change, to do things your way, to see the path as you do …. You may not know…
What's Your Delegation Score? Delegation isn't just a handoff so you can walk away and do something else. It is a critical leadership skill you must master if you want to expand your reach, take control of your time and achieve the work-life harmony you're seeking. How often have you…
If you're like most, you love playing the game far more than you like preparing for the game ... better known in the sports world as ... practice. (It's no coincidence that the greatest athletes LOVE to practice.) Courtesy of the school of hard knocks ... in business as well as in sports ... you've…
I'm embarrassed to report that I lost track of Dean Koontz somewhere along the way. When I saw the coming attractions on my reading list looking a little light, I scrounged around and found THE SILENT CORNER, the first book in the JANE HAWK series. I noted that it is…
It’s mighty rare for an author to sustain a series for as long as John Camp, a/k/a John Sanford, has for his Prey novels featuring Lucas Davenport & Co.I’ve read every book in the series, starting when Sandford did with Rules of Prey published in April 1990, 31 years ago in perfect…
We all know we're supposed to get up one time more than we fall. Never quit. Never ... never ... never ... never ... never give up. You've heard it all before ... but are you sure you're not a quitter? What does it mean to quit? Quitting doesn't always…
If you're ready to dig into a new series that will last, I think you'll love the Penn Cage series from Greg Iles. There's about 4200 pages in the 6 book series, but you won't be disappointed. As always, I suggest starting with the first book, The Quiet Game, and…
Today’s quote perfectly addresses the issue of learned behavior and the mindsets we adopt. I hope it resonates with you as it does for me.
