The Real Problem With The Economy
Over on Fearless Creators, there's a new blog post: the Real Problem With The Economy. Here's the link: http://fearlesscreators.com/blog/the-real-problem-with-the-economy
Eliminating Overwhelm From Your Life
This isn't going to be another one of those "six steps and you're cured" kind of posts about the problem of overwhelm. That's because if you don't solve the fundamental mindset
Trading batteries… until you kick the bucket
Here I go, off on a tirade to offend some people again. I’m sure you’re used to that by now.
I’m going to be particularly offensive to those people who tell
The "I hate money… (give me more of it)" syndrome
One of the chronic, often devastating conditions I run into nearly everyday is this:
“There’s not enough money out there, it is scarce and hard to come by, and it requires
The Mint-Bacon Cake
This is an excerpt from my upcoming, nearly completed book Creating or Dying.
You may wonder, “Am I really in charge of my beliefs?”
Most people never even ask that question. They don’t
Success Tip #2: Don't get stuck in the gloom and doom!
Climate change. Peak Oil. Nuclear disasters. Political dysfunction. Erectile dysfunction. Murder and war...
From watching the news, you would think we were all going to die by tomorrow at the latest
Want Happiness and Productivity? Get to that Core! (video)
Isn't it funny how the more we try to have control -- swatting at negative emotions and demands like buzzing flies -- the more frustrated we get and the less
How to be a massive success, idea #1: don't get reactive
I've been writing this and my other blogs for a while, but that doesn't make me immune from making stupid mistakes.
In this case, my mistake got me unfriended and blocked on
Gag Me With a Bucketload of Stupidity
Once, a long time ago in a place not so far away, universities and research institutions were the shining beacon of hope for our society.
They were going to cure cancer.
They
Being on time – is this how to lead?
Does being on time, every time, assure success?
According to a recent post by my friend Chuck Rylant, it does:
When considering hiring someone for example, if they say they will call