“Most people think they want more money than they really do, and they settle for a lot less than they could get.” Earl Nightingale, author of The Strangest Secret We were all born rich with potential, although some of us have temporary cash-flow challenges. One of my favorite thinkers on this topic is Bob Proctor,

  This past week I met a bright young man–a recent graduate just brimming with excitement about his first job in sales. When I asked him about his goals, he said, “Well, I have to be realistic” — a popular sentiment of a standard paradigm. “Actually you don’t need to be realistic,” I replied. “In

Our will is one of our higher mental faculties, and it’s our mental faculties that distinguish humans from the rest of the animal kingdom. It’s your faculties that permit you to identify, pursue, and enjoy the results that you want. Your mental faculties include: Perception, imagination, will, memory, reason and intuition. Your will gives you

In Primal Leadership: Learning to Lead with Emotional Intelligence, Daniel Goleman and his co-authors suggest: “Resonant leaders, who exhibit attributes of emotional and social intelligence, are better able to connect with others most effectively – and so lead well.” Yet in countless leadership programs favored by key corporations, social and emotional intelligence aren’t even addressed.