Some things, like physical maps, disposable cameras, and answering machines, have become relics of the past, replaced by newer, more convenient innovations. Similarly, if you’re like most people, your mailbox once overflowed with holiday cards, thank-you notes, and birthday wishes. But these days, aside from the occasional exception, such traditions are fading. Handwritten cards are… [Read More]
Find the Good in Every Situation
Mirror, Mirror: What Does Your Image Say About You?
What comes to mind when people think of you? Is that image moving you forward, or holding you back? Your brand — the promise you make — shapes your reputation: what people believe to be true about you. Together, they can open doors — or quietly close them. Yet many still treat their brand and… [Read More]
15 Behaviors that Drive People Up the Wall
From Curiosity to Connection: The Art of Asking and Listening
Some people carry so much wisdom, I make it a point to listen every time they speak or write. Rodger Dean Duncan is one of them. It’s no surprise he has achieved phenomenal success as an international bestselling author, former senior Fortune 100 business executive, and member of two prior White House administrations. If you’ve… [Read More]
Here’s a Friendly Reminder
Family, faith, and country have long been the foundation of our nation’s success. These core values shape our society and contribute to its greatness. Other values also serve as our guiding light, helping us lead happy and productive lives. Yet despite their obvious importance, people often need friendly reminders from parents, teachers, or bosses to… [Read More]
Values to Live By
Values to Live By: Know What Matters Most and Let It Be Your Guide It’s easy to lose sight of the things that you can’t see — like love, trust, and honor. They’re like the air we breathe: invisible, yet fundamental to who we are and what we do. The same goes for values. Often… [Read More]
How “Can’t” and “Won’t” Shape Your Life
Ever wonder why some people say can’t while others say won’t? One reflects a limitation beyond your control, while the other reveals an attitude and a choice. Despite this difference, both often yield the same result: a failure to achieve a goal or complete a task. Understanding the distinction could reshape how you see challenges… [Read More]
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