Roger Seip
The Art of Thankfulness
With Thanksgiving approaching, I thought it would be especially appropriate to discuss a defining characteristic of successful people that I've met worldwide.
Date Posted: August 24, 2005
4 Barriers to Overcome for Growth
As we begin a new year, it's natural to reflect a bit on what we really want out of the next 12 months. Have you made some resolutions? Have you decided to get in shape? Go for a promotion? Quit smoking? Get your finances in order?
Date Posted: August 24, 2005
Reading-The Best 15 Minutes You'll Ever Invest
I recently was made aware of two comparative statistics that I thought you might find extremely valuable. I learned that the average American reads less than 2 books per year- one and a half to be exact, with almost two thirds of those going...
Date Posted: August 24, 2005
Average Sucks!
The very first "motivational speaker" I heard as an adult was a gentleman named Mort Utley. I experienced his speech in May of 1989 in Nashville, Tennessee, at the end of a week of Sales School with the Southwestern Company.
Date Posted: August 24, 2005
Change Your Focus and Change Your Results
In his all-time bestselling record The Strangest Secret, author Earl Nightingale made one of the most profound observations of the 20th century. He said:“You become what you think about all day long.”Brian Tracy, in his incredible book...
Date Posted: August 24, 2005
Everyone's Favorite Subject
I believe that everyone reading this newsletter understands that no matter what business you are in- Real Estate, Financial Services, Teaching, Auto Sales any other profession, we are all in the PEOPLE BUSINESS.
Date Posted: August 24, 2005
Training is Not the Same as Exercising
What it takes to GROW! In almost every workshop we deliver, we try to teach the principle that the mind is a muscle. What does this mean? Well, your mind and really your whole life operate on the same growth and strengthening principles as any...
Date Posted: August 24, 2005
Studying Your Study Environment
How familiar is this scene, “Sweetie, have you done your homework? Yeeeees Mom, I am finishing it right now!” You peek around the corner only to find the TV on, dim lighting,, and your student plopped on the couch, eyes glazed over, half...
Date Posted: August 24, 2005
Common Sense Test Taking Tips for Students
Many students claim to be just bad test takers. No matter how much they study or how well they understand the information, when it comes to taking the test, they can’t perform.
Date Posted: August 24, 2005
Maximizing Your Study Time for Better Results
The daily schedule for many young students today could rival that of several top-level executives. With soccer practice, dance, scouts and clarinet lessons taking up much of the evening, when do students get to focus on their studies?
Date Posted: August 24, 2005
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