Howard Hendricks once wrote, “When your memories are more exciting than your dreams, you have begun to die.” Many of us carry more fondness for our past than we do hope for our future. In this week’s episode of ...
The first step to recovery is admission. I admit it. I’m a self-improvement junkie. Every day, webinar offers bombard my inbox with promises of a lucrative career as a speaker. Or to get my yet-to-be-written book on the New York Times bestseller list. Or to ...
Going into business by yourself can be challenging. Forming a partnership with others can be even more so—and also more rewarding. In this week’s episode of the Reinventure Me podcast, my co-host Armin Assadi and I discuss What you ...
FDR famously said, “The only thing we have to fear is…fear itself.” But you don’t have to fear fear. You can make it work for you instead. In this week’s episode of the Reinventure Me podcast, my co-host Armin ...
Seems everyone has a book in them. Meet a guy who’s had 187 of them in him (with more to come). In this week’s episode of the Reinventure Me podcast, my co-host Armin Assadi and I visit with a ...
Apply yourself to your venture or career long enough and a time will come when learning slows. When that happens, you’re at the top of your S-curve and it may be time to catch a new wave—to disrupt yourself. In ...
A sales leader recently approached me and asked me to speak to his sales organization. I love speaking to sales people. They need encouragement, for fewer professions, if done right, encounters more “no’s” than sales. Like any good sales ...
Ever have trouble starting something you really wanted to do? In this week’s episode of the Reinventure Me podcast, my co-host Armin Assadi talk about How to start anything. Well, almost anything. We focus our discussion on those things we ...
Is 2016 your year to finally start your own business? If so, there’s some things you need to know before you go. In this week’s episode of the Reinventure Me podcast, my co-host Armin Assadi and talk about the ...
“Just the facts, ma’am.” Detective Sergeant Joe Friday was a bottom-line guy. My kind of guy. Forget story, just tell me the facts. But facts are dry without the context of story. Story is the way connection is made. And ...