As promised in my podcast, this is the action plan with behaviors 1-13 and here's an excerpt, along with the action plan, so you can figure out what needs to be done intrinsically. In the beginning of this 13 behaviors section, I used a personal challenge for you to make this material highly relevant and... Continue Reading →
At one time I worked with a person who would never let you know where he stood on an issue until the decision was made and the wisdom of the decision was either validated or shown to be in error. You could never pin him down. However, once the decision was finally made and the... Continue Reading →
Welcome back to another blog, people! We're getting into another phase of Stephen Covey's Speed of Trust, and this one is going to be a very enticing one. It's time to start getting into the relationship aspect of things and breakdown what behaviors are. The truth is that in every relationship -- personal and professional... Continue Reading →
Welcome back to another Stephen Covey blog with lots of explanations! Here are some questions for you to answer. What is your current level of knowledge in your specific field? What are you doing to NOT stay current? What other areas of knowledge are you pursuing? So, lately I've been having some hot sweats --... Continue Reading →
Yes! The Stephen Covey blogs are back, and I'm super excited to present you today with the T in Tasks. Now, some of you are probably asking "what is the acronym "tasks?" Well let's get into it. Talents are natural gifts and strengths. Attitudes represent our paradigms -- our ways of seeing, as well as... Continue Reading →
So, this is a follow-up of what I've already written and talked about on my previous blog post. Let's look at some of the people I've come across. You could be the individual who has enormous capabilities, but be lacking in integrity, intent, or results. For instance, you might have tremendous potential....and it remains just... Continue Reading →
Motive. Motive is your reason for doing something. It's the "why" that motivates "what." The motive that inspires the greatest trust is genuine caring -- caring about people, caring about purposes, caring about the quality of what you do, caring about society as a whole. Think about it: Are you going to trust someone who... Continue Reading →
Guys welcome back to another Stephen Covey blog/podcast, and today is a follow up from what we've already done with the questionnaire (last week). So, each part in the questionnaire corresponds to one of the "4 Cores of Credibility." These are the foundational elements that make you believable, both ot yourself and to others. So,... Continue Reading →
After so many months of not reading this book (and now realizing that I'm finished with the Gary Vee book), I've reverted my attention back to one of the most splendidly terrifying books out there that's almost certain to put all men in some of the most uncomfortable places. I present you the ALPHA MASK!... Continue Reading →
Ok, Sci-Fi, Romantic novels, dramas, politics, etc.....throw them in the bin. If we break everything down in macro, you're sleeping for 6-8 hours a night, school/work for 6-10 hours a day and commuting to work, on average, from 1-2 hours a day. So we're looking at a minimum of 13 hours being handed away and... Continue Reading →
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