The ABCs of Success
In The ABCs of Success, Proctor weighs in on 67 different topics that are all proper ingredients for success and prosperity.
Business Coaching
Customer service or customer experience?
What does your organization do to ensure top-notch customer experience; not just customer service?
What’s the difference?
It’s not always the big things that we do that makes the difference. It’s just giving that 1 extra degree of effort in everything we do day in and day out that makes the big difference in the end.
The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz
The Four Agreements is a book that offers a powerful code of ethics that can transform our lives to a new experience of understanding, freedom and happiness. This book can free us from those self-limiting beliefs that rob us of our joy and create needless suffering.
Are you chasing shiny objects?
Those who are equipped with sound plans, a clear vision and a carefully selected team who are all aligned and focused in carrying out their plan will most always succeed opposed to just running around chasing those shiny objects.
Who’s responsible for your successes and failures?
YOU are responsible for everything that happens to you, good and bad. And until and unless you accept that you are in complete control of your destiny, you will be stuck in B.E.D.
Book Review: What Got You Here Won’t Get You There
Marshall Goldsmith, in his book “What got you here, Won’t get you there”, shares his insights on how the habits you’ve gained so far, which are often the habits that have brought you this success in your career, are now the same habits that are now delaying your progress.
I am the Greatest
A legendary man was laid to rest this weekend. We can all still hear his voice carry through the ages, “I am the greatest.” Muhammad Ali was an American professional boxer, widely regarded as one of the greatest and most significant sporting figures in history. He was born on January 17, 1942 in Louisville, KY … Read more
What is YOUR lollipop moment?
Drew Dudley defines a lollipop moment as a time when someone “fundamentally made your life better.” Yet for some reason, we don’t let them know. Nor do we realize the simple things we do that may impact another person’s life.
