2019 is Crucial For Entrepreneurs
Tomorrow it will be 2019. More importantly, in 12 months we begin the 2020s, and there are two things I want you to know about the 2020s: 1. The greatest … Read More
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Curiosity is Both a Blessing and a Curse
Curiosity can unlock a drive and an enthusiasm in you that makes you feel truly alive. High performers, in any field, are generally curious creatures. Why? Because in business, curiosity … Read More
Do You Need A Productivity Hack to Get Healthy?
In business and life, we love to find anything that can make our lives easier and gives us more time. Have you looked at anything that could literally give you … Read More
The Future of Human Longevity
I’ve often thought about human longevity from our current paradigm of existing healthcare capabilities, scientific understanding and technological advancement. But I’m coming to see that view is fundamentally wrong. Human … Read More
Is Life A Dichotomy Or Can We Really Have It All?
All throughout my life I’ve been torn between the desire for what feels like two opposed worlds. One is leading a high octane, high impact life; building an empire, making … Read More
Deep Pain is a Natural By-product of Success in Business and Life
There is one thing that is always present before we learn the most important lessons life has to offer. Deep pain. Without deep pain, we wouldn’t access the character building … Read More
How To Own Your Stuff Ups And Get On With What Matters
Accepting and owning your mistakes takes guts. But with 2018 fast approaching, it’s time to make peace with your stuff-ups and leave them in 2017. The key is becoming aware and … Read More
I Can Persevere Longer Than Most
I don’t think I’m the most talented. I don’t think I’m smarter than the average. I don’t think I have a stronger work ethic than the hardest working. I don’t … Read More
Are You Really An Investor In People?
Think differently, act consistently to achieve your McFreedom. I officiated at a wedding recently for a friend, a scary prospect but a great experience. It got me thinking about the … Read More
24 Countries. 7M People. $250M Raised. How did he do it?
Scott Harrison spent almost 10 years as a nightclub promoter in New York City before leaving to volunteer on a hospital ship off the coast of Liberia, West Africa as … Read More
Feeling Overwhelmed? Stop Kidding Yourself.
The feeling of overwhelm can be crippling to a newly promoted manager. Having too many deadlines, hundreds of e-mails, back to back meetings, and a wider span of relationships and … Read More
The Glass Ceiling And Unintentional Bias – #Guilty
Listening to Cathy Bessant, Chief Operations and Technology Officer at Bank of America speak to our all-female group of business leaders at the Tampa Bay Business Journal‘s event called #MentoringMonday, … Read More
3 Principles To Inspire Teams To Go Above And Beyond
Leading teams in high-growth companies can be chaotic. Despite your best efforts the structures and processes used for hiring, on-boarding, developing product and driving growth for a small founding team … Read More
Frog: The Breakfast Of Champions
Even the most inspiring vision, and the smartest of SMART plans will be wasted, if you don’t have an effective personal management system. Your daily routine is the cornerstone of your personal management … Read More
4 Quick Tips to Make Working From Home Work For You
For many people, being able to work from home is a godsend. There’s no need to wake up extra early to get ready, your commuting costs decrease, and almost anything you … Read More
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