If you have taken the Memory Training Workshop, you know how exciting and amazing it is (and if you have not attended, what are you waiting for! Get enrolled.)
People often attend for a second time and cannot believe how much MORE they enjoyed it and learned.
Considering what people say after taking the workshop once, I did not think it was possible to love the Read More...
Last week, Chuck Douglas wrote about the thoughts you are in the habit of thinking about.
So for today’s Top 10 Tips Tuesday, we have the Top 10 Habits of Happy People.
If you consistently feel down or are going through slump, read Chuck’s article on habits and work some of these tips into your life.
Be Free!
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Happy people have a different way of thinking and doing things. They maintain a positive attitude about people, things and life in general. They interpret the world that they live in differently than the average person.
Happy people generally Read More...
If you believe that accelerated loss of your mental acuity is inevitable with age, and that the loss of your competitive edge is certain to accompany that memory loss, you’re not alone. But you are wrong. Age does have some effect on memory, but it’s not an especially significant factor. Nonetheless, people tend to use their age as an excuse for poor or weakened performance.
In fact, the opposite is true: For most people in business, the prime earning years are their 40s and 50s because they have invaluable maturity and experience. However, sometimes people in middle age enter a very self-defeating cycle, doubting themselves and losing confidence in their abilities.
Be Like Read More...
Two of the world’s toughest financial survivors share their stories and insights on adversity, respect, debt, keys to success, and more.
Although they’ve followed distinctly different paths to wealth, Robert Kiyosaki and Donald Trump share a common passion for raising financial literacy around the world.
Trump is the consummate deal-maker. Kiyosaki is the consummate educator. Each of these two financial titans has learned in his own way how to turn the lessons of success and failure into a better Read More...
I was fifteen years old at my first school dance. Mom had prepared me well, as I knew all the popular dances. My favorite was the two-step because even if I got nervous and lost my place, I could still look as if I knew what I was doing. I practiced over and over again until I knew I was a pro.
My excitement grew as the day of the dance approached. The prettiest girl in my class, Sharon, was going to be there that night. She had the smile of an angel and beautiful hair to match. I set my sights to dance all night with Sharon. The day of the dance finally arrived, which caused the entire school to buzz at a fever pitch.
As I walked into the dance that evening, I Read More...
Scott Ackerman, a recent Memory Training Workshop graduate, plans on using his trained memory to help him find a new and purposeful career.
The applications for memory training are endless and this use was outside of the ‘norm’ of what most of our graduates use the memory training techniques for. I can see how Scott will have an ace up his sleeve during job interviews by having taken the Memory Training Workshop.
Specifically, he will be more confident in being able to instantly recall facts about the company he is interviewing with Read More...
There are times when we must go through negative situations. Maybe people say something negative about us, or they show rejection or even resentment against us. In such situations, it may be difficult to stay positive. We may be inclined to react negatively to them. That won’t do us any good though; doing so will just make the situation worse. People may behave even more negatively to us. Our day would be filled with anger and disappointment. At the end, nobody wins.
Though it’s not easy, it’s important to stay positive in negative situations. Beat the negative situations by staying positive. Here are 10 tips on how to do it; pick the ones that work for you:
Most of us have heard this quote. Today I wanted to talk about the 2 things that are essential for “walking the path.”
Number 1 is to keep your eyes open so you see the path. Number 2 is to move. It sounds simple but think about it.
If you are walking on a path, there are only two things that will stop you from remaining on it. First, drifting off the path and the second is stopping motion.
So the first application, in terms of keeping your eyes open, is critical to finding the path in the first place, aka – have an idea of what you are looking for. Create goals and keep your eyes open for opportunities that will light your path. Drifting off the path is an easy Read More...
Fear of failure is the greatest obstacle to success. Failure doesn’t hold you back; it is the anticipation of failure that can sabotage your efforts to achieve your goals. Are you letting the fear of failure scare you into being overly cautious?
If you are….stop! Take the time to identify, define and analyze what you are afraid of.
Once you have identified your greatest fear, write out the answers to these questions:
1. How does this fear hold me back?
2. How does this fear help me?
3. What Read More...
We received some great feedback on our article last week – Reduce Email In-Box Clutter. Therefore today, we wanted to share some tips on how to get a grip on the information overload and time wasters email can present.
Do you genuinely like doing email? If you do, then you don’t need to read this.
But if you really dislike (okay, despise) doing email, then read on. Over the past few years, I have seen a ground- swell of busy professionals who are increasingly challenged and frustrated by the sheer amount of email that comes in and the poor quality of the incoming messages. Learning to manage it can be a lonely battle.
Let’s look Read More...
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