The Gift of Today
The older I get, the more I believe that gratitude is the answer to almost every problem we face. I recently watched this short video that reminded me of its[...]
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What If You Work for a Bad Leader?
Maybe your boss is a jerk. Maybe he is just incompetent. Regardless, few of us get to work for great leaders. Here are five ways to[...]
Michael Hyatt
To Do or Not to Do, That Is the Question
I am a productivity geek. I want to get more done in less time. I’m always looking for that edge that will make me more efficient. But the last week has been[...]
Michael Hyatt
Why You Should Do It for the Money (And Stop Feeling Guilty About It)
For the first five years of my blogging career, I gave all my content away for free. Then I began running some ads, selling an e-book or two, and charging to[...]
Michael Hyatt
Is Your Destiny Leaving You Clues?
When you experience an involuntary emotional response, whether positive or negative, it is often a clue. You have stumbled onto something that will lead you[...]
Michael Hyatt
How to Find the Time for That Important Project
Almost everyone has some important project they can’t seem to get to. Maybe it’s starting a blog, writing a book, or launching a new business initiative.[...]
Michael Hyatt
Six Psychological Secrets to Public Speaking
This is a guest post by Bryan Kelly. He lives in Chicago and interviews experts like Michael Hyatt, Chris Brogan, and Jeff Goins about presentation skills. You[...]
BryanKelly
Are You Doing It Because You Love It Or for the Reward That Follows?
I am on sabbatical for the next few weeks. While I am gone, I have asked some of my favorite bloggers to stand in for me. This is a guest post by Lucille[...]
LucilleZimmerman
The Beginner’s Guide to Goal Setting
When I speak publicly, I often ask how many people believe in the power of written goals. Every hand shoots up. Yet when I ask how many of them have written[...]
Michael Hyatt
How to Get Over Your Fear of Public Speaking
According to psychologists, most people have a greater fear of public speaking than of death. As someone who trains speakers professionally, I can attest this[...]
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