by Diane Kennedy | Success
The Financial Treadmill Does it ever seem to you that you are working harder and harder just to stay even, or worse yet, only to be a little farther behind each month? If so, you're like millions of other people all around the world. The problem is that the way we...
by Mike Chatelain | Success
Ross and Sue work at an auto dealership selling cars. Neither are doing very well. Each has a different approach to selling. Ross talks loudly, grabs your hand and pats your back. He likes to bully people into taking test drives and making offers. Ross...
by Angela Lipsit | Success
Did you enjoy your morning today? Did you wake up with a sigh of contentment or a groan of despair? How many times did you hit the snooze button? All of these measure the happiness of our lives. Letting us know whether or not we are just going through the...
by C. David Petrucci | Success
Often overlooked, dividends can add substantial value to the return on your equity portfolio. Many investors view dividends as a source of income rather than as a strategy to improve the total return of their portfolios; however, dividends can provide a boost to...
by Mark Victor Hansen | Success
In one of my earlier articles, "How To Ask For Anything You Want," you learned that the world responds to those who ask. When you begin to ask for what you need and want, you've taken control of your life, and are proactively steering its direction. Many...
by Mike Chatelain | Success
You succeed when you are unreasonable. You neither give nor accept excuses. You insist on success. L. Ron Hubbard defines reasonableness as "faulty explanations." When you agree with faulty explanations, you are too reasonable. Examples of faulty...
