I would like to share a short story from the book “The Four-hour Work-week” written by Tim Ferriss. It’s about a stressed-out American investment banker who took a much-needed vacation to a small coastal Mexican village. One afternoon as he took a walkout on the pier, he came across Mexican fisherman and his small boat. […]

We are now starting the first full week of the New Year and Decade! I trust that everyone took some time off around the Holidays to reflect, relax, spend time with family and most importantly brainstorm of how you can make 2020 your Best Year Yet. We discussed specifically in last week’s blog of some areas of

Let me start by wishing you all an early Happy New Year. Let’s all commit to making 2020 our best year yet. This used to be the time of year where many of us would sit down and write our New Year Resolutions. Some would follow through, most would not. The following year most would

Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” is a book that was first published in the winter of 1843 and has been republished countless times since. In addition, there have been numerous enjoyable movies run on this classic story with last year being “The Man Who Invented Christmas.” and most recent being “The Christmas Carol” on the

Here we are, Monday, December 16th, the last Monday before the holidays. Next Monday starts Hanukkah, followed by Christmas Eve, followed by Christmas Day, followed a week later with the New Year celebration. The question lies in to finish out the year successfully, what’s most important this week? Interesting enough, it’s exactly that! That is

I would like to share some lessons from my prior week of which several of my clients experienced a very similar challenge. I would also wager a bet that many of you have also experienced this challenge. Whether it be an employee, a customer, a competitor or just another person. Somewhere along the line, we’ve