Would You Tell People?

I'd Tell Them, "If Your Goal Isn't Impossible..."
I'd Tell Them, "If Your Goal Isn't Impossible..."

If you found a cure for cancer, would you tell people?

If you believe in your message, your platform so to speak, and knew that if it were available to others, and it would help them, would you tell people?

Jack Canfield suggested you become very comfortable with self-promotion. So much so, that you become an expert at it, a marketing expert.

This is counter-intuitive. But you must own it. And get very, very good at it.

None of this matters if you don’t believe your message will help others.

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Eccentric Opinions To The Rescue

Yep, That's Me
Yep, That's Me

“Do not fear to be eccentric in opinion, for every opinion now accepted was once eccentric.” – Bertrand Russell

Had a social media meeting yesterday. My friend asked what I thought drove blog traffic:

  • Daily, reliable posts
  • Pithy
  • A Platform
  • Marketing, Marketing, Marketing
  • Real life in real time
  • Safe for the little ears
  • Balanced approach (not singular focused)
  • Practice what I preach
  • Slow & steady improvement
  • Dream Impossible Dreams

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Inspiration At Office Depot?

Magazine Rack At Office Depot

Magazine Rack At Office Depot

Inspiration is the real work of leaders. Sadly, most leaders either aren’t good at it, or can’t make time for it. Can you do the math on that one?

One of the best ways you can inspire others is to first learn how to inspire yourself. On a scale of 1 to 10 (highest), what score to you give yourself?

Two days ago, in the check out line buying toner, I glanced at the magazine rack and caught the quote from Nike’s CEO on the cover of Fast Company. It was nice to find inspiration at Office Depot.

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Real Life In Real Time
Real Life In Real Time

Wishful Doer?

The King Of Wishful Doing
The King Of Wishful Doing

You know what is a blinding flash of the obvious? Hard work.

Life is hard. Life is unfair. Get used to it, right?

Sure, it’s very challenging to keep up with these five daily blogs. You don’t think I know that?

Imagine writing them each and every day.

The reality is these blogs are NOT for wishful thinkers, they are for wishful doers. You’ll never be able to keep up with them if you aren’t decently organized.

And I can not slow down so you can catch up. You have to figure this out – you’re an adult for crying out loud. The clock is ticking.