A Better Story
Outperformers are great storytellers. Not necessarily to others, but to themselves. You're telling yourself a story right now - about things that have happened, have not happened, may happen, may not
Whether you think you can or think you can’t…
Many of you have reached out to me, wanting to know more about mindset & peak performance psychology. This is great because mindset affects our ability to achieve goals, to
Phillip Stutts: The Undefeated Marketing System
“What if you understood more about your customer and were able to adapt to their needs, demographics and where they spend their eyeballs and time, instead of doing what you
10 Things That Require ZERO Talent…
I was at a local high school last night for a football camp and saw the following hanging in the coach's office: 10 Things That Require Zero Talent: Being on Time Work Ethic Effort Body
Play a Winnable Game
Don't let your best days be defined by the external validation you receive from others. It's an unwinnable game. Last week I spoke virtually for a group of small business owners
Out of Office?
What is the key to sustained high performance? In actuality, there's many keys but one that I see most often in my coaching clients and experience in my own life: having
Here’s to the crazy ones.
One thing I've learned in my life is that more thinking isn't always better. In fact, I've seen a lot of people on the precipice of taking great, courageous actions, but
Simple.
I've had a conversation with three coaching clients this week, and anytime that happens, I feel like it's important enough to send to you. The conversations revolved around not confusing simple
Be Similar, not Special.
One of the greatest lessons I've been taught as a speaker is to: "Be similar, not special." I used to be horrible at this. Like, really bad. I thought if someone was