Confident people have energy to spare and willingly transfer it to others. More energy The reason that consistently-confident people have more energy than less-confident people is that they don’t nurture negative emotions. They have the ability to quickly set aside … Continued
I don’t remember the source, but I recall hearing that change is fun…if you’re the one initiating it. The accuracy of that statement always brings a smile to my face. Yet all too often we deprive ourselves of the right … Continued
A couple of weeks ago I encouraged everyone to spend as much of their stimulus checks as possible so that we increase the velocity of money so that more people benefit from these government dollars. Today, my appeal goes out … Continued
While we all experience the same emotions, confident people experience them differently. Before we get into a discussion of why this is true, let’s remind ourselves that each and every one of us is confident…more so in some situations than … Continued
What level of confidence does it take to invest time in self-examination? Context This question emerged as I was reading a book by my dear friend, Don Eggleston. His book, entitled “With All We Are: Mission, purpose and transformation” recommends … Continued
Congress has created a stimulus package, now it’s up to us to make it work. No economist While I was close to having enough credits to get an economics degree, I’m no economist. Please keep that in mind as I … Continued
Those of you who know me well know how much I value simplicity. Today, I’m going to relate my penchant for simplicity to beliefs. Background I was listening to a program providing additional information on COVID-19. During the program a … Continued
Are you in language limbo? Specifically, are you regularly using language that is NOT indicative of what you desire. Limbo lacks commitment “I hope, I’ll try, I might, maybe…but,” are all examples of limbo language. People using this language see … Continued
The coronavirus has understandably triggered fear in all of us…to varying degrees. How we respond depends upon our understanding of fear and how best to put it to use. Fear Here are some little known facts about fear. Fear is … Continued
There’s a common, almost instinctive, misconception that time and value are directly related i.e. the greater the amount of time expended, the greater the value. The reality is that time and value are inversely related. We’re going to explore both … Continued