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It's your life. By defining it's central purpose, you can gain control, allowing you to focus your energies and prioritize effectively.
Take ControlGetting things done is the productivity system developed by David Allen. Quite possibly the most powerful productivity system developed to date. Executives, managers, entrepreneurs, students, artists, ...
Read more »Reason, thinking skills, logic. Can they be yours? Can you become the maestro of your domain? Absolutely! It may be hard work, but developing your thinking about any subject is always possible. ...
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Read more »Speaking in front of groups, whether in small business meetings or large audiences, is a challenge many of us struggle to do well. Speaking, however, is a learned skill that can be improved with enough practice. In this entertaining and educational book, Scott Berkum provides his first hand experience with […]
My wife and I recently took a 3,000 mile road trip, and we became interested in a new car. We did not fall in love with the idea of a new car, but we thought it would be worth examining possibilities. When we arrived home from vacation, we found a […]
In our personal and professional lives, goals must be set in order to know where we are at on the road map of life. Goals can help us not only achieve what we value, but goals can also help us change our perspective, if the goals are set properly. I […]
“A central purpose serves to integrate all the other concerns of a man’s life. It establishes the hierarchy, the relative importance, of his values, it saves him from pointless inner conflicts, it permits him to enjoy life on a wide scale and to carry that enjoyment into any area open to his […]
Republished from Try Reason! Look around you. Identify the most successful people you know. Now, ask them if they have a long-term plan or goal for themselves, for their career, or for their business. I did this a number of years ago and found that each and every successful person […]
