My mom (and probably many parents) always talked to me about the importance of friends in life. She worried when I started hanging out with certain people and smiled when I hung out with others. It’s a simple thing in life, but very important. We are who we surround ourselves with.
Have you noticed that as we get older and perhaps achieve a certain level of success that we push away or shy away from learning opportunities. I’m not sure exactly why it happens, but I think it’s important to build continuous learning into your life as you age so you can continue to improve until the day you die.
Are you on the fence about going into business full-time? That was me about four years ago. Maybe even five years ago. I was working full-time with a little business on the side. Then I made the jump.
Do you know why you go to work each day? It’s a question that’s important for anyone that works at a job including entrepreneurs. Let’s look at how you can find what you truly should be doing at your business.
Okay, this one is meant to be a fun post. We can’t take ourselves too seriously. So we’re going to look at some of the things that entrepreneurs do that annoy others.
Mentions are always a good thing.
Something that I’ve noticed in the business world is that some entrepreneurs resort to dirty tricks when running their businesses. I think it’s the minority, but it does seem to be a temptation. I wanted to explore this area and see if we could figure out ways to avoid falling into the dirty tricks trap.
In this post we’re going to look at the role that sports plays in success. I’m not talking about professional sports. We’re going to look at successful people in business and the sports they play.
Is your business run like a family? Many successful companies have treated their employees as family. And really in many cases employees have been treated better than family. Here is some insight into why it’s good to treat your team like family.
There was some good advice I heard recently that I think is a great way to live life. It worked for one really successful person and it can work for others…