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Lessons on Leadership & Entrepreneurship By Sir Richard Branson

Sitting on a patio enjoying the summer night I had goosebumps while reading Richard Branson’s latest book Business Stripped Bare. For those of you not familiar with Richard, he is the greatest pure entrepreneur the world has ever seen. The few books he has written are absolute gems; real world guides to the business battlefield [...]

The Power Of Belief

For the last few weeks I have been working out in my building’s gym. While I prefer going to a larger gym, I’ve found this allows me to workout every morning without taking up any time commuting to and from. The one difficulty I have found is a lack of equipment variety or a good [...]

Oh Sirius XM, Please Do Not Leave Me

Satellite radio is great. It is a quality of life improvement each and everyone of you should be taking advantage of. Unfortunately it looks like Sirius XM’s financial difficulties are continuing and their time may be numbered. In this post I am going to discuss some of the mistakes I feel they made and offer [...]

Gary Vaynerchuk at the 140 Character Conference

Here is a great video of Gary Vaynerchuk from the 140 characters conference. Gary has grown his online following (and his business) to enormous levels over the past 24 months utilizing twitter, facebook and caring. Yup, caring. With 600,000 Twitter followers he still insists on replying to every email or message and always addresses [...]

Emotional Mastery: 3 Keys To Controlling Your State at Any Time

I’ve spent the last week rewriting major parts of this site (you’ll see these changes shortly) as well as some projects you can expect to see manifested in the next month.
Needless to say writing a lengthly blog article isn’t in the cards right now, so I thought I would share a video of a presentation [...]

Quick Post: Put Speakers in your bathroom

This is a really simple post, but some great advice none the less. This is from a series of articles I wrote using different perspectives (IE single guy, coach and entrepreneur).
This one is really simple. I bought a $500 pair of Logitech THX approved 5.1 speakers when I first moved into my apartment. I mounted [...]

The Deferred Life Plan, Part 2

In last weeks post I looked at the reasons why our unconscious often encourages the deferred life plan. This week we look at a few strategies to break free and live the life we want today.
Just Jump & Don’t Look Back
We all feel that urge. We’ve read about Gates, Branson or Jobs and are inspired. [...]

The Deferred Life Plan

From my “James Bond List” Section:
In his book The Monk & The Riddle Randy Komisar discusses the “Deferred Life Plan” as follows:
Step One: Do What You Have To Do
Step Two: Do What You Want To Do
The idea of this plan is drilled into us from childhood. Themes of putting your time in, earning your dessert [...]

Changing Your Identity Role & Creating Massive Change Within A Peer Group

Let me provide a little background so the examples of the article make sense. About 3 months ago I resolved not to have a single sip of alcohol for one year. There were many reasons for this which are not the subject of this article. Here are two reasons just to hold you over. Firstly [...]

What I Learnt Playing Poker

You may have noticed a severe lack of articles from me over the past 2 months. Have no fear, I haven’t forgotten how to write. In fact I have just completed the first draft of my first, so far untitled, book. As I work with my editor and consider my publishing options I will be [...]