1. They listen even better than they speak. 2. They really care about growing people. 3. They don’t mind giving away the credit. 4. They understand that the bigger the dream the more important the team. 5. They are generous. 6. They are kind. 7. They are unconquerably strong. 8. They get that until their …
The 49 Laws of Monumental Leadership by Robin Sharma Read More »
Unless you are an army officer, you can get better results by requests than you can by orders. Armies spend endless hours training people to follow orders without question. It’s an essential quality in a soldier. In everyday life, however, things don’t work that way. Business, political, and civic leaders have learned that ordinary people …
There are only three principles underlying the voluntary establishment of a habit. They are very important, so remember them well: a. Plasticity, which is simply the property or capability of changing or being changed. It also implies that once a change has been made, the new form established remains until a subsequent change modifies it. …
The Voluntary Establishment of a Habit by Napoleon Hill Read More »
1. Happiness follows helpfulness, not an obsession with becoming happy. 2. The consistent doing of unpleasurable things brings us satisfaction. 3. Spiritual peace causes us to revere worldly beauty. 4. A super strong family foundation is the bedrock of the elite productivity that builds the pride that brings you peace [long and clunky sentence; sorry …
The 22 Strangest Rules of LifeLong Success by Robin Sharma Read More »
1. Don’t follow the herd. 2. Work hard then enjoy life. 3. Develop wonderful friendships. 4. Be honest. 5. Listen intently. 6. Shine a light on people’s gifts. 7. See rest as a productivity tool. 8. Treat everyone with respect. 9. Get better with age. 10. Give your customers stunning goods. 11. Spend a lot …
During the late Fall of 1923, destiny forced another sharp detour in the course of my life when I found myself stranded in Columbus, Ohio, without funds; and worse still, without a plan by which to work my way out of my difficulty. It was the first time in my life that I had actually …
Discovering My “Other Self” and My Definite Major Purpose by Napoleon Hill Read More »
God moves in a mysterious way, His wonders to perform wrote William Cowper in 1772. And if we could only get a long-range perspective of the eternal scheme, we could see that these upheavals in our social, political, and economic institutions are sent to break up the undesirable mass habits of men. They may be …
Any dominating idea, plan or purpose held in the conscious mind through repetition of thought and emotionalized by a burning desire for its realization is taken over by the subconscious and acted upon through whatever natural and logical means may be available. It is significant that the only thing over which you have complete right …
How to Develop Your Burning Desire by Napoleon Hill Read More »
Observe people wherever you will and you will notice that those who cannot make up their minds are neither popular nor successful. How charmed are you by the personality of a friend who cannot decide whether he, or she, would like to participate with you in some form of activity? Such a person puts you …
Planning Your achievement can be no greater than your plans are sound. The richest persons are those who give most in service to others. Financial wealth is only one measure of success. The truly happy and successful individual is the man or woman who is healthy, financially secure, challenged in his or her career, and …
