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The best people are always underpaid and the worst people overpaid. – Richard Koch
Over the years, I’ve found that many people settle for being mediocre at their jobs. According to Richard Koch, author of The 80/20 Principle, mediocrity is rampant. The 80/20 principle is based [...]
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“How you think about a problem is more important than the problem itself – so always think positively” – Norman Vincent Peale
One of the first “motivational” books I ever read was one by Norman Vincent Peale. His book titled Power of Positive Thinking was an instant bestseller when it was published in 1952 and sold [...]
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Napoleon Hill was a pioneer in the genre of books on business success and leadership. His most famous book, Think and Grow Rich, is still on of the bestsellers of all time.
Hill believed that having a purpose or a plan is essential to attaining success. He advised readers to think their way through a failure, [...]
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After many long hours and a lot of hard work, it’s always a great feeling to bask in the glory of our achievements, especially ones that exceed our very own expectations. Let’s face it…it’s human nature to do so. Go ahead and congratulate yourself, say Dr. Mikel J. Harry and Richard Schroeder, authors of Six [...]
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As commander of the Third Army, General George S. Patton was known for getting the job done. General Patton succeeded because he was a realist who understood what was going on in the trenches. He always took into consideration the big picture and assessed what needed to get done…and then did it without any delay [...]
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Leonardo Da Vinci was the ideal example of the renaissance man…anatonmist, architect, engineer, inventor, mathematician, painter, and sculptor. His entire life was dedicated to invention, achievement, and acquiring knowledge. Leonardo Da Vinci possessed a non-stop active mind, an abundance of energy for hard work, and most important…enthusiasm for learning new things! He had a friend [...]








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