Weekly Tips

Tip: The secret to success is to make your vocation your vacation!

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I wish I could take credit for the truth found in this week’s Tip, but the credit actually goes to the famous American author, Mark Twain.

Tip: I finally figured out what leadership is all about!

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Many of you have heard the leadership guru, John Maxwell, speak on the topic of leadership.

Tip: Your one good idea may change the world!

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Many years ago, a gentleman by the name of Truett Cathy started a small restaurant in Hapeville, Georgia.

Tip: Go back to the drawing board!

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When I was young, many of the lessons we were taught in school were put on a chalkboard.

Tip: When you do more than is required, you will get more than expected!

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Almost every one of us has heard the expression “going the second mile”.

Tip: When things go wrong, don’t go with them!

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A while back, I spent a wonderful weekend in Saginaw, Michigan, with some really great people. It was a very special time for all of us.

Tip: Don’t ask for things to change; ask to be changed!

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Of all the Tips I have ever shared with you, the lesson in this one is perhaps one of the most important concepts I have ever learned.

Tip: Live with pre-determined dedication!

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All of us have had the experience of thinking we had made a firm, solid commitment and decision about something and then...

Tip: Clarity trumps assumptions every time!

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If there is one thing I know, that is absolutely one hundred percent true, it is the fact that the things we assume are wrong most of the time.

Tip: Never lose your child-like spirit!

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Christmas time is here again!

Tip: Point your finger at yourself!

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Every week I try to share a Tip that will help you in your personal life and business.

Tip: Don’t be a second-rate version of someone else!

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Many years ago, when I was just beginning my career as an educator and speaker, I had the opportunity to hear a gentleman by the name of Charlie “Tremendous” Jones.