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There are four main causes of holiday stress: gift giving obligations, expenses, a lack of time, and unrealistic expectations about creating a perfect holiday. To reduce holiday stress, arm yourself with knowledge.

Here's some ground rules for success:- no whining- no excuses- no quittingIf you will just get these three things out of your life RIGHT NOW, your life will change instantly for the better.Why?Because if you stop whining, stop making excuses,...

Body language is the meaning behind the words or the “unspoken” language. Surprisingly, studies show that only up to an estimated 10 percent of our communication is verbal.The majority of the rest of communication is unspoken.

Between 15 - 20% of people in our country (UK) own there own businesses. This statistic is on the rise thanks to the incredible invention of the Internet. The staggering truth is that of these only 5% are genuinely financially free!

We all go through ups and downs in our lives. I refer to them as our ‘Seasons of Life.’ SUMMER-LIVING LIFE TO THE FULLEST!How can you tell if you’re in a summer season?1. You have lots of energy to tackle projects.2. You enjoy life...

If you find yourself stuck in a job that you don't enjoy or in a company that isn't fun to work for, the first step to making a change is asking yourself, “How did I get here?” Your being here at this time in your life is not a...

So, here you are again. Seeing out the old year, along with its broken promises and failed, good intentions.You arrive, fresh with newly found conviction, after the excesses of the Christmas period, at the New Year’s resolution, an annual...

Do you ever worry about not being able to get clients? Well -- how do the successful coaches with thriving businesses do it? The fastest way to accelerate is to model what works for successful people!For many months now I have been working on an...

If you are not as productive as you'd like or tend to procrastinate, you can become motivated by changing your personal style. The trick lies in making the activities you put off more interesting, easier, and less unpleasant.

I’m on the phone with my son, who’s telling me a story. But I’m also checking my email. “So what do you think?” he asks. My mind goes blank. I have no idea what he just told me.