Success is Failure Turned Inside Out

Have you ever won­dered how some peo­ple can keep on going with a project or an idea after expe­ri­enc­ing set­back after set­back after set­back? How can peo­ple con­tinue to move on with an idea, or a busi­ness, or an endeavor after an appar­ent heartache forces them to stop (at least temporarily)?

If you’ve ever met any­one who says they’ve not had a tough time in their life or that they never had a rough day, then you’ve met a per­son who Read more

A Little Note: Some Good Ways and Some Not So Good Ways to Network

August 23, 2009 by · 4 Comments
Filed under: Networking 

Networking1 300x225 A Little Note: Some Good Ways and Some Not So Good Ways to Network

If you want to net­work with oth­ers, there are at least two things needed. First and sim­plest of them is that it helps to go where there are peo­ple. Sec­ond, and prob­a­bly the most impor­tant is that it helps to be gen­uinely inter­ested in people.

Dale Carnegie, one of the most influ­en­tial peo­ple of the twen­ti­eth cen­tury when it came to win­ning friends and influ­enc­ing oth­ers, once said, “You can make more friends in two months by becom­ing really inter­ested in other peo­ple than you can in two years by try­ing to get other peo­ple inter­ested in you.Read more

Wow! What an Honor!

August 19, 2009 by · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Helpful Insights, Social Media 

f alltop 250x250 Wow! What an Honor!

Wow! What an honor! This site has been added to Guy Kawasaki’s “AllTop.comlist of best sites of the web for Per­sonal Achieve­ment. I have been a fan of the All­Top site for a while now.

Called the  “online mag­a­zine rack” of pop­u­lar top­ics, AllTop.com is a site with a large amount of links to great news sites, blogs, ser­vices and more.

As for the next set of posts for this site…more to come!

Stay Strong and Choose to Enjoy Your Day!

How Strong Are Your Habits?

August 14, 2009 by · 4 Comments
Filed under: Helpful Insights 

They say the secret of your future is hid­den in your daily rou­tine and the below addresses it very well. Although many have claimed fame to it, the offi­cial author is anony­mous. I came across this a num­ber of years back and it struck a strong cord with me then as it does now. I printed it out and I have it hang­ing on my wall in my office so that I can be reminded of the impor­tant les­son it reminds us of.

This has made such a strong impact on my life that I wanted to share it with you!

The secret for you is hid­den in Read more

Networking and People

August 9, 2009 by · 8 Comments
Filed under: Networking 

 Networking and People

How do you net­work? Do you find your­self net­work­ing a lot or do you find your­self not net­work­ing as much as you believe you should net­work? The word net­work­ing has got to be one of the most overused words in the Eng­lish lan­guage today. No longer is it used to describe what sales peo­ple or mar­ket­ing execs do. In actu­al­ity, it is some­thing we all do every­day when we come in con­tact with peo­ple, regard­less of how that con­tact is made.

Accord­ing to Wik­tionary, net­work­ing (apart from the ‘com­puter speak’ ver­sion of the word) is “the act of meet­ing new peo­ple in a busi­ness or social context.”

Today, the abil­ity to net­work is a must for any­one who wants to accom­plish a par­tic­u­lar goal that in some way or shape affects oth­ers. Whether it be in busi­ness or on a more per­sonal aspect, know­ing how to and how not to net­work is more impor­tant than ever before. Read more

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