Lessons from the Greatest
This past Friday evening, one of my boyhood heroes passed away. Muhammed Ali, the sports icon and three time heavyweight boxing champion of the world died after a 32-year battle with Parkinson’s disease. As a youngster growing up in Atlanta, I remember how...
How Can I Talk to Them When They Don’t Pay Attention?
I read some terrible news this week. Our attention spans are now shorter than the attention span of a goldfish! Please say it isn’t true! Microsoft just completed a landmark study that determined a human’s attention span on average is 8 seconds. A goldfish, on...
Stepping Back to Move Ahead
My hometown Atlanta Braves are terrible this year. I don’t mean that they are bad, I mean they are truly terrible. Some people predict they might lose more games this year than any team has ever lost in the history of professional baseball. That’s a little over...
Take the Limiters Off
On May 6th in 1954, at the Iffley Road Track in Oxford, England, medical student Roger Bannister became the first person in recorded history to run the mile in under four minutes. It had been thought to be physically impossible. But somehow Bannister took the limiters...
What’s Holding You Back?
Have you ever wondered why some people with great talents never live up to their potential while others with far less natural ability seem to enjoy tremendous success? Let me be personal. Have you wondered what’s holding you back from the success you dream about? You...Subscribe to the Podcast!
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