Why is it that every job you have there is always office politics?
No matter if you have three people or 500 people in your office, office politics always ends up turning into office conflict. That is why I found Diane L. Katz’ new book, Win at Work, so helpful. It brings conflicts to light and helped me understand how to alleviate situations that are uncomfortable in the workplace.
The other day, I went up to Mt. Kisco to go race car driving with my Entrepreneurs’ Organization (EO) forum group. When I got up
I feel like most of us spend our lives waiting. We’re either waiting in a doctors office, waiting on line, waiting for business appointment or
I never really thought that much about my hair. I have curly hair and my maintenance consisted of washing, conditioning, a little gel and then
Most people would agree that valuable and interesting content is dying. ?Unfortunately, some business owners deliver material that is good enough?for search engines, but not necessarily inspiring for humans. ??
Before you laugh me off – take a moment to read on. I know you are thinking that Willie is old and grey (and you are right) but he is a great example of someone who keeps on keeping on.
I had the pleasure of seeing Willie Nelson last Wednesday night at Radio City Music Hall with my brother and a friend. Now if you like his music it was a great concert. But I am not writing to talk about his music – rather I want to share some ideas on being persistent. After all persistence is one of the key ingredients for success – especially in the world of selling – especially during a slow economy.
Bermuda… a land of paradise – beautiful pink coral beaches, turquoise water and houses painted tropical colors. After a few days in Bermuda, I came
Everyone wants to live longer. The Longevity Diet by Brian M. Delaney and Lisa Walford talks about how to live a longer, healthier life.
The funny part about the book is that it is all too simple. (Maybe change it to this: The funny thing about this book is how simple the authors say it is to achieve a longer, healthier life. To me, it’s nothing new and basically common sense! The authors claim that by reducing your caloric intake (or what the book calls Calorie Reduction, CR) that you will live a longer, healthier life. Of course, they talk about good nutrition and all the essential vitamins you need along with eating ample fruits and vegetables with a reduction of carbohydrates, but the bottom line is the less you eat the healthier you will be!
I’m in Bermuda on vacation and decided to take a run/walk on one of the trails that the hotel provides. I go up to
I’ve been working out now with a trainer for a year. When I signed up for the gym last August, I was 25 heavier than