How to Develop the Attitude of a Winner and Become a Leader If It Is To Be It’s Up To Me : How to Develop the Attitude of a Winner and Become a Leader (Personal Development Series)





Who doesn’t want the ability to be in control of his life? We all want to be able to be on the driver’s seat, not being dictated by anyone as to what we should or should not do. More importantly, we all want to be successful. If you want to take control of your life and get yourself towards the direction of success (and actually achieve it), If It Is To Be It’s... Continue Reading...

We all need a mentor - someone who we admire, respect and learn from. Mentors enrich our lives with their wisdom and knowledge that we can adapt into our own, to reach the goals that we have set for ourselves.

It’s not difficult to find a mentor; however, it takes some effort to build a relationship with one. Therefore, follow these... Continue Reading...

Failure is inevitable in a person’s life. However, it is proven by people that what you do after you fail is more important than what you weren’t able to accomplish.

Jack Canfield emphasizes that taking full responsibility for everything that happens in our lives is the secret to success. This means stopping the blame game and... Continue Reading...

There is something called “reverse paranoia,” and it’s good for you.

Jack Canfield, co-author of famous book series Chicken Soup for the Soul, talks about improving the way we think so we only focus on the positive. Reverse paranoids are people who think that the entire world plots to do them good, an attitude that “breeds... Continue Reading...

Great ideas don’t just happen. Like a prized exotic plant, great ideas flourish when they are nurtured by two factors: culture and process.

Comedian and workplace innovation speaker John Sweeney says that it is rare for people to consistently come up with great ideas. After all, even the most talented and creative souls among us get... Continue Reading...

What makes a person an innovator versus an ordinary folk?

According to John Sweeney, nothing!

We were all created innovatively perfect. However, there are innovation inhibitors that have crept up into our mindsets that eventually convinced some people that they are not creative enough to come up with new exciting ideas. Sweeney... Continue Reading...