That’s the title of the first chapter of Napoleon Hill’s book “Think and Grow Rich”. The chapter closes with the words, “Whatever the mind of man can conceive and believe, it can achieve.”
“You Should File Bankruptcy And Get It Over With”
Those words were spoken years ago by a member of the advisory board I had recruited. What? File bankruptcy and see the manufacturing company we’d worked so hard to build torn apart? The thought made my stomach churn.
Guts, Persistence & Willpower
Ah, to be slimmer, more fit, healthier, richer! If you have ever started a self-improvement program, you know what a challenge it is to stay on track.
Your Opportunity To Leverage Strengths
The news about the Target/CVS partnership is especially exciting if you shop at Target and get your prescriptions at CVS.
Cyber Security Know The Enemy
Your heart rate increases, your palms get sweaty and your eyes are glued to the message on the computer screen: *************************************** The FBI Federal Bureau of Investigation
What To Do When You’re Short On Cash
If songs were written about business they would be full of verses about cash. To thrive your business needs people, service, products – but the bottom line is cash. Businesses with cash live, businesses without cash die.
Do You Schedule A “Kick In The Seat Of Your Pants” Review?
Are you experiencing winter doldrums? Easter’s over but no matter what the calendar says, spring isn’t here yet. The first quarter of 2015 has come and gone. How’s your year going so far?
Discipline, Accomplishment And Self-Worth
People procrastinate. Procrastination, distraction and being overwhelmed are usually signs of fear. They fear not being good enough, of being criticized or of being insufficient. Activities get postponed and moved from one To-Do list to another.
Who Owns Who?
“How would you like to own this business?” It wasn’t a new thought for Phil; he had managed operations for several years and now the owner wanted to sell. Phil had lots of ideas and often offered suggestions for new products that would increase sales, but the owner disagreed and nothing had been done. This was his opportunity. He said
Without Processes What Can You Expect?
Jim began his business as owner and only employee. With persistence and good fortune, he expanded from his kitchen table to his basement, to his garage and on to a large rented building. As his client list increased, he added employees, expanded shipping and implemented new innovations to grow his business.