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Who are you wearing?Every day and every moment of every day we can, and should, choose who we wear.We often give more consideration to what we wear than to who we wear.

Learn to set “Character Goals” before you set “Material Goals”All too often "Goal Setting" concentrates on what you want to get. I want a big house, a better job, lots of money, etc, etc.

Oops! Your character is showingI very seldom watch TV and when I do I prefer it to be something pleasant, interesting and instructional however I watched a little bit of Idols last night (only because it was on when I walked into the lounge)Was it...

Experienced negotiators always start with their aspiration base - or opening offer. Although everyone negotiates informally all the time without even being aware of it, formal negotiation is a skill that can be learned through experience and...

"TGIF Thank goodness it's Friday."For so many people this is the way of their lives, enduring the work week so that they can "live" on the weekends.Now you would think that these people would live a long time as they use so...

Do you know how to save a life? If your friends needed your help, would you know how to offer it to them? Do you really think you could make a difference?

In my studies of human development, I found that procrastination destroys more things than any other single element. If this habit gets out of control, it ruins marriages, careers, relationships, and self worth.

Every path to success is wrought with obstacles. There is not a high achiever who did not have a variety of setbacks along the way. Interestingly enough, the most successful people seem to have the most “failures”.

This is one of my favorite sayings. Whenever I am coaching someone in a distressing situation, I quietly remind them that it will be alright. This reassurance often gives people the hope to prevail through whatever is getting them down.

Procrastination seems to be a companion for most of us. Given enough leeway, we will put most anything off that we can. This is especially true for the activities we deem difficult.