One of the worst ways to start your day is having your car serviced. For one, even though you are there for a specific reason and you know how much it is going to cost, inevitably, the guy behind the counter comes out and suggest that you get other things fixed.
And then there is that smell - kind of a mixture of new tires, oil and coffee. But its not all bad though. Despite the fact that you end up spending an arm and a leg, you really never who you are going to run across. And today, for me, was one of those days.
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Download Notes from 'the 21 Indispensable Qualities of a Leader"
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How To Be A Genius or The Science of Being Great
This is yet another great book by Wallace Wattles. Click on the link below to download.
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As a Man Thinketh - This eBook, by James Allen, is another classic from the early 20th century. Allen reminds us that "we are who we think we are" or in his words, "As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he". Read on to enjoy the first chapter and click on the link below to download the book in it's entirety. Another excellent book and a required read for anyone's success library.
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Failure - Destructive or Instructive and Constructive?
Written by Alonzo Heath
How do you deal with failure? Do you learn from it or do you let it overpower you and you find it difficult to pick yourself up from it and move on. Is failure destructive for you or do you allow it to be instructive and constructive? Failure does not have to become a trend.
Someone once told me that if I wanted to motivate my team, to give them all a cup of coffee. The statement struck me as strange when I first heard it. But I have to admit, that after I pondered it over in my head, it made a lot of sense.
Recently I was at an event where a lot of people in attendance had at one time or another 
experienced leadership training from an organization called Rapport Leadership International. Rapport is a different type of leadership training and those who have attended keep a close watch on themselves and others. One thing they listen for very closely is the word TRY. While you might feel that TRY shows effort, in Rapport language, TRY is not a good word.