Infographic: Are You a Boss or a Leader?
This is a pretty important distinction. There is nothing wrong with you being a boss and not a leader if you are aware that that is who you are.
Leaders do bosses usually just walking around.
However, I have met some pretty darn effected bosses in my time.
Infographic: How to be a Google Power User
Simple and effective, let this infographic guide you to success on Google.
Infographic: 12 Things You Should Never Say at Work.
Whether you are a working stiff or an entrepreneur- this infographic is pretty powerful.
Don’t forget the power of language.
Sweet Infographic: 8 Entrepreneurial Skills You Should Teach Your Kids
Hope you enjoy this as much as I do.
Infographic: How to Launch a Small Business in 30 Days.
I’m supremely confident this will be illuminating fpr many of my readers.
Infographic: 20 Cognitive Biases that Screw up Your Decisions
Via @wearebreitbart – Credit scores for some consumers will jump by as much as 30 percent, starting this month, due to changes in how credit companies report consumer debt and payment history.
The new reporting standards, set to kick in on April 16, the day before Tax Day this year, will require all three major credit reporting companies to exclude tax liens from credit reports, thereby improving credit scores, CNBC reported.
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It isn’t complicated folks, You are quite literally the sum of your thoughts.
The winner is a winner and the loser is a loser. If in your mind you tell yourself that you are an Olympiate- so you are.
Conversely, if your inner monologue dictates a zero sum worth, guess what happens- you are the loser you believe yourself to be. There is nothing so powerful as our thoughts.
In Think and Grow Rich we are introduced to Edwin C. Barnes whose unshakable belief in one idea lead him to it. His unwavering belief that he would partner with Edison got him exactly that, and made him vastly rich to boot.
Another example of this concept can be seen in gyms around the world:
Guy joins gym.
Guy lifts weights.
Guy lifts a lil more.
Then guy goes to lift a vastly larger some on the bench-press (substitute any preferred exercise that helps you visualize this better ).
How does he marshal the courage and physical ability to do so?
It is more than the weights and training and dedication.
It is the belief that he will lift the weight and do so properly despite the sheer poundage over his head.
we are always in control of our thoughts- so think grand, visualize amazingly, and succeed!!!
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