Many great ideas fail to in the earliest stage. That is, they are never tried. If you have or hear what you believe is a good idea, try to make it a reality, for as former US President, Barack Obama once observed: There is no excuse for not trying. ...
Gaining a good reputation with colleagues and other stakeholders at your job is important. By earning the confidence of others through your actions, such benefits as job security and advancement can also follow. But as the great American entrepreneur, Henry Ford...
Completing great projects normally requires some structure to how you approach your work. When you train habits of focus, perseverance, punctuality and organized note-taking, the many smaller parts of a project can be given singular and coordinated attention. As...
Be it at work or in your personal life, achieving something great requires that you put your heart into it. Putting it another way, the famed Harvard lecturer Ralph Waldo Emerson once observed: Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. – Ralph...
Some work weeks can be tough and you may find yourself counting the days left until the weekend. However, the days actually go faster when you remain focused and committed to your endeavours. For as Muhammad Ali once advised: Don’t count the days, make the...
