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Tooth to Tail Ratio

The U.S. Marine Corps likes to boast about its “tooth to tail” ratio versus the U.S. Army. The tooth being the combat power, the tail…

August 18, 2011

Bright Burns the Candle: The High of Commitment, The Power of a Goal

At the age of 61, Diana Nyad is preparing to do what no one else has done before: Swim from Cuba to Key West, sans…

August 10, 2011

Cafe Gratitude

Cafe Gratitude is a California (of course) vegan restaurant, part of a mini-chain of six, that endeavors to serve up “sunshine and rainbows” with its…

August 8, 2011

Systemize Your Success

“Every activity contains a series of steps that must be completed correctly to be successful. Systemize your success. Identify the critical steps required to complete…

August 2, 2011

Less Stress, More Success

Stress is not an event but rather a learned, perhaps even a chosen, reaction to an event. Or even just its possibility. Telling a person…

July 25, 2011

The Pros Make it Look Easy: On The Importance of Doing a Great Job AND Looking Great While You Do It

Did you ever notice how Olympic gymnasts often smile at key moments as they execute those difficult maneuvers? I sincerely doubt that it is because…

July 21, 2011

…A Time to Fold ‘Em

Winners DO quit. They just quit rarely, selectively, intelligently, and for the right reasons. There is even scientific terminology to cover the topic: “Practicing Selective…

July 14, 2011

Always Present Options: Focus on what you can do, rather than what you can’t do

“It is a central tenet of the Marines’ war fighting philosophy that each subordinate must provide options to his boss—tell him what you can do,…

June 30, 2011

Expect Success, Plan for Failure

The more complex a system or situation, the more true this phrase is. I am a firm believer in having backups within backups for all…

June 16, 2011

Positivism: Solution-Oriented Thinking

A pessimist expects the worst and usually produces it. Dead end, blind alley negativism sees unchangeable past events and an unmanageable future. By casting oneself…

June 13, 2011

You Can’t Win If You Don’t Play

You can’t win the game sitting on the bench. It’s hard to impact results standing on the sidelines. You have to get involved. You have…

June 9, 2011

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