What Does Exercise Have to do with Leadership?

Exercise2 300x271 What Does Exercise Have to do with Leadership?Exer­cise. Some of us dread it, oth­ers can’t wait to get to it. It’s true that exer­cise can become addi­tive and almost an obses­sion at times to some peo­ple (I myself have been bit­ten by the exer­cise work­out bug). When I’m forced to go more than a cou­ple of days with­out work­ing out, I find myself hav­ing more trou­ble get­ting through the day unscathed by life’s all too famil­iar stresses and chal­lenges. Read more

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35 Great Sites and Articles for Tips on How to Have a Positive Attitude

November 25, 2009 by Gil Pizano · 6 Comments
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Attitude 5Can the choice of atti­tude in your life have an affect on the things that hap­pen to you? I’m a firm believer that it can. Time and time again I’ve been wit­ness to these effects. Both with me and with oth­ers. When­ever I choose to have a good atti­tude, I real­ize that the level of neg­a­tive stress in my life is greatly reduced. At the same time, I notice that I rec­og­nize more oppor­tu­ni­ties pre­sent­ing them­selves when I have a bet­ter or pos­i­tive atti­tude.  On the flip side, it’s inter­est­ing how peo­ple who choose to have a bad or neg­a­tive atti­tude seem to have more “bad luck” occur­ring in their lives. Why is that?
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Viewing Responsibilities: Obligation or Opportunity?

August 2, 2009 by Gil Pizano · Leave a Comment
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 Viewing Responsibilities: Obligation or Opportunity?

Do you enjoy get­ting involved with oth­ers for a cause? A busi­ness project? Or some other under­tak­ing? I’ve enjoyed get­ting involved in many orga­ni­za­tions and help­ing oth­ers suc­ceed in their endeav­ors for a while. Whether it is in busi­ness, in a com­mu­nity project or in a per­sonal mat­ter, being able to make a pos­i­tive dif­fer­ence in some­one else’s life has been a reward­ing expe­ri­ence for me. Unfor­tu­nately, that wasn’t always the case. There have been many instances where I’ve felt that I’ve worn myself too thin with all of my respon­si­bil­i­ties. Have you ever expe­ri­enced that? Have you ever gone from a feel­ing of look­ing for­ward to being involved to not car­ing as much as you know you should? Not want­ing to answer the phone when­ever it rang? Ignor­ing emails? If you have, let me Read more

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Choosing Your Attitude; A Recent Personal Experience

July 24, 2009 by Gil Pizano · 5 Comments
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Anyone for Lemonade?I’m sure many of you have heard the say­ing “When life gives you lemons…make lemon­ade”. Well for those of you who know me, you know that I enjoy work­ing out and stay­ing in shape. Some of my per­sonal exer­cise pas­sions include run­ning, weight and resis­tance train­ing, and mar­tial arts. Recently, I injured myself while work­ing out in the gym. The injury wound up to be a par­tial tear of both my right iliop­soas (hip-flexor) and my lower rectus-abdominis (the six pack mus­cle). Don’t ask me how I did it. Let’s just say that even though I had been work­ing out already for over 40 min­utes, and was more than warmed up, one wrong angle on a par­tic­u­lar exer­cise can make all the dif­fer­ence. Need­less to say, the injury put me out of being able to work out at all until the injury is healed. The injury didn’t even allow me to drive a car!

That was a recent lemon that life gave me and it’s now about a month ago. I’m still not allowed to work out or drive a car until I’ve gone through a cer­tain amount of Read more

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