Most Important Element of Success
Where thought prevails power may be found! This is an excerpt from a Napoleon Hill book The Laws of Success in 16 lessons and was written in 1928.  This is just as important today as you work towards your definition of success. “Henry Ford has made millions of dollars and is still making millions of dollars each year because he believed in Henry Ford and transformed that belief into a definite purpose and backed that purpose with a definite plan. The other machinists who worked along with Ford, during the early days of his career, visioned nothing but a weekly pay envelope and that was all they ever got. They demanded nothing out of the ordinary of themselves. If you want to g

Announcing A New Resource for Coaches
Introducing The Coaches Concierge™, a new and unique concept in client centered coaching support; personal service, technical solutions, boundless resources all focused on expanding personal and business success! Over 60 years of combined coaching support have blended forces into one powerful coaching solutions platform! The coaching industry faces the same increasingly challenging business environment that all small businesses face these days. How does one manage current business more effectively while finding the time to locate new sources of revenue? Where does one find the time to locate the r

Think Big, Act Big, Be Big
In 2009, we have had to adjust some of the ways we do business.  The actions we typically took were no longer providing the results we were expecting.  We have made our adjustments and now it is time to step up and begin THINKING BIG again.  Stop playing it safe!Are you ready to step up and THINK BIG, ACT BIG, BE BIG!!! WHO said it could not be done? And what great victories has he to his credit which qualify him to judge others accurately? – Napoleon Hill 

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Laughter Therapy
Does this scenario sound anything like your life?  Hard at work on an important project, eight or more hours a day in the office, next you take care of household errands, projects, dinner, and car pool for the children, and maybe end the day with an additional hour or two of work to make the next day go a little smoother.  This same day repeats itself Monday through Friday and the weekends are no better as you prepare for Monday. Fun, remember that word, when was the last time you conte