The Now (Part 2 of 3): Is Your 'Presence' Absent?

Have you ever been suddenly struck by the beauty of a sunset, or the dancing sparkles of ice crystals in the sunshine, and just for that moment all thinking seemed to stop - ever so briefly? At that time, in that moment you were Present. Neither the past nor the future held your attention. There was simply a feeling of awe and appreciation.

With or Without Steak Sauce, That is the Question

From aliens, to Atlantis, to a far flung distant galaxy that escaped certain destruction and resettled spaceship Earth, there is an endless imagination to the human race that always, in every theory, supports one common piece of ground.

Three Easy Ways to Get Unstuck in a Hurry

Having one of those days when no matter how hard you try you can't find a solution to a situation? Try one of these three easy ways to get you moving in a hurry...

Control Your Focus to Maximize Your Energy

Your goal, if you want to perform at a maximum level, should be to free up as much of your energy as possible. The way to do this is to control your focus.

Sticky Note Success: 9 Self-Motivators for the Self-Employed

The only person in the world who can motivate you is yourself!

The Affect of Worry on Productivity

In an odd sort of way, worrying about an impending situation makes us feel we have a certain degree of control. Worry does nothing. Actually, worry does worse than nothing: it decreases our ability to do well.

How to Deal With Supposed Failures in Your Business

Failure is a result and you shouldn't think any other way. The reason most people quit this industry is because they think they have failed. Read this article to completely change your outlook on failure forever!

What Drives A Person's Behaviour?

Our upbringing or our circumstances should not dictate the quality of our lives. We can choose how we want to live our lives and should not let past events control what we can or can't have in life. We can choose to be happy and live in a way that is satisfying to our hearts.

What Goes Around Comes Around

How often do people, especially in business, think that someone else is at fault? That life just isn’t fair? That some folks never seem to suffer negative consequences for their actions? Often we see the illusion of life instead of reality. Read this and let it sink in… perhaps your perspective will change.

Sports Motivation

It is a well-known fact that success requires a great deal of patience and hard work. In order to achieve victory a sports person is required to practice and train every day. As such, they need to be suitably motivated. Lack of motivation may lead to a lax in their fitness routine.

Law of Attraction and Running Your Own Race

Oftentimes we spend our lives judging how much we will do or how much we should do based on what everyone else around us is doing. A good example of this is in the workplace or in businesses when people feel they should stop productivity or feel resentment because coworkers or partners aren't pulling the same weight…but not everyone has the same goals and dreams as you do. We don't all have your skills, visions or hope for the future…We don't all want the same things.

How Heavy is Regret?

When you are weighing whether or not it’s worth making a change in your life, remember this: It’s better to discipline yourself and go through a little pain now, as opposed to doing nothing, and regretting it for a lifetime.

Adult ADD: Become a Sprint Racer to Get Things Done

We think it would be really, really interesting if we could pull back the curtain a little bit and let everybody take a peek at how we are applying consistency, and using ADD to our advantage to work on a project together.

Success Lessons From a Visit to the Eye Doctor

A simple trip to the eye doctor turns into a valuable lesson on complacency.

Disappointment: Do You Handle It or Does It Handle You?

Childhood experiences -- seeing the top of an ice cream cone fall to the sidewalk, having a best friend move away, loosing a soft ball game -- are painful. Yet these experiences teach us to handle the disappointments in our lives. But we may not handle adult disappointments as easily as we handled childhood ones. This article describes four ways to handle disappointment.