A mistake that an entrepreneur makes when dealing with anxiety, is trying to fully control the results of an unexpected outcome: Establishing vision for your business’s success. Goals to get you to the successful vision. Trying to get the most productive day (out of yourself, or … [Read more...]
Everywhere you look now in the Amazon / Google world and all you hear about is getting self-published. eBook here and eBook there. Personally, I have two small books that I could probably self-publish right now, but the reason I won't do it, is because, my goal is not to publish something, just to … [Read more...]
As much as the polling got criticized during the last presidential election between Barrack Obama and Mitt Romney; we are still dependent on it as a statistical tool, for planning of future elections. In addition, if someone is still naïve enough to think that the two major political parties are … [Read more...]
We knew it was going to happen sooner than later. Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg looks to have found his next endeavor and not surprising, it is politics. Facebook's 28-year old billionaire CEO, is rolling up his sleeves and joining other executives in establishing an issues advocacy organization. … [Read more...]
Winter has left us for 2013; at least on paper (Spring officially started on Wednesday). However, there are still reminders around the Lake Michigan lighthouses if you follow Tom Gills fascinating photography (check out his blog here). If you have traveled to the west coast of the State of … [Read more...]
Authors and musicians have one, certainly. This is the book you wrote seven years ago or the album from early in your career. The book keeps selling, spreading the ideas and making a difference. The album gets played on the radio, earning you new fans. "Backlist" is what publishers call the stuff … [Read more...]
A rare Chinese bowl bought for about $3 from a yard sale in the U.S. sold for $2.2 million at an auction in New York on Tuesday. The bowl, found in New York state, "was bought for a few dollars from a tag sale near the consignor's home in the summer of 2007," said Cecilia Leung of Sotheby's. "At … [Read more...]
So simple to use, their biggest competitor is the yellow sticky-notes, said Google today when they introduced their new note-taking software, Google Keep. Having been a user of the note-taking app, Evernote for several years now and Pocket, recently, I have yet to fall in love with either one. … [Read more...]
Jesus was teaching at a temple near the Mount of Olives when some scribes and Pharisees brought him a woman accused of adultery. Knowing that he taught compassion as his central principle and wanting to confound him, they said that the woman had been caught in the act and that the Law of Moses … [Read more...]
When it comes to organizations that are doing good and saving people's lives in our society, the American Heart Association (AHA) is one that should be in the top tier. They have just conducted a study, that began in 1987, which concludes that hearts and tumors may actually share more in common than … [Read more...]
Harry Stamps is a gentleman that you probably never met. Sadly, Harry passed away last week at the age of 80, but his memory will live on thanks to social media and Harry's creative daughter, Amanda Lewis for coming up with one of the best obituaries ever written for a person. Thanks to Facebook … [Read more...]
While it’s true that money can’t buy happiness, there is no question that it can have a profound impact on your mood and your overall quality of life. If you’re making one of these three common mistakes, you could be secretly sabotaging your mood. 1. You’re Spending It All On … [Read more...]
