Michael Dill

Forty-eight years ago, last month I experienced greatness in the making, however, I just didn’t know it at the time. As a bright-eyed 16-year-old, I attended the Orchestra Palace Theater in downtown Providence, RI on Saturday, April 27, 1974, to enjoy a concert. The bands playing were Mott the Hoople in the lead with Ken Lyons and Tombstone […]

Many people ask me time and time again, “How do you maintain the momentum, day in and day out to create that consistency so you and your business continually move forward?” Sometimes things are going great and all of a sudden, they’re not where we sputter along, stop and start. Sometimes we’re in a big

I’d like to share a little story with you. Sherlock Holmes and his sidekick Watson were camping in the mountains one day and after having a little bit too much to drink they both soundly fell asleep, only for Holmes to wake up in the middle of the morning, look up in the sky and

A few weeks back, I was having a conversation with a client of mine. His name is Barry Siegel from The Siegel Law Group. He’s a Wills, Estate, and Trust attorney in Boca Raton, Florida. Barry was telling me about this theory he had which I thought was brilliant. He talked about the fast, middle,

I’d like to pose a question to you all today. What’s more dangerous, the fear of success or the fear of failure? Now I understand the fear of failure. Many people are afraid to move forward and do things they haven’t done before or to take chances because they might fail. They might look bad.

I would like to clear up a little misconception. A lot of people are out there, patting themselves on the back, praising themselves, and bragging to others about something they feel that they have mastered. Unfortunately, whether they realize it or not, it doesn’t serve them, but they’re still pretty proud of the fact. I’ve