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Have a Failure Contest to Succeed by Karol Król
Share “I’ve missed more than 9,000 shots in my career. I’ve lost almost 300 games. 26 times, I’ve been trusted to take the game winning shot and missed. I’ve failed over and over and
Read More »Counter Intuition – Inattentional Blindness by Daniel Simons
Share Daniel Simons is the head of Visual Cognition Lab at the University of Illinois. His recent research explores the cognitive underpinnings of our experience of a stable and continuous visual world. For example,
Read More »Speed Reading by James Manktelow
Share Think about how much reading you do every day. Perhaps you read the newspaper to catch up with what’s going on in the world. You browse countless emails from colleagues. And you then
Read More »The Difference a Little Effort Makes by Sam Parker
Share Sometimes, success is simply a matter of making one small adjustment. For example, at 211 degrees, water is hot. But at 212 degrees it boils. This makes all the difference. Sam Parker and
Read More »Embracing Your Greatness – Fight the Good Fight by Gina Parris
Share At one time I may have hated the video below, because I didn’t understand Muhammed Ali’s “big mouth,” I disliked fighting and I thought celebrating our own greatness was a form of arrogance.
Read More »The Elephant in the Room by David VanCronkhite
Share When I was 12, I had to memorize the poem “The Blind Men and the Elephant” for a school competition. I’ve never forgotten it. Six blind men describe with great certainty the mighty
Read More »How a Shift in your Vocabulary Changes Your Attitude by Michael Hyatt
Share HOW A SHIFT IN YOUR VOCABULARY CAN INSTANTLY CHANGE YOUR ATTITUDE This past year I have noticed how my vocabulary impacts my attitude. Words have power. They impact others, of course, but they can
Read More »Moving Past Our Myths About Creativity by John C. Maxwell
Share The following moral/ethical dilemma supposedly was included on an actual job application: You are driving down the road at night during a torrential downpour, when you pass by a bus stop. Three people
Read More »Change Your View, Change Your Life by Robert Ricciardelli
Share God is a creative God, and He’s given us the ability to create as well. It all begins with what you see in your mind’s eye. The way you see yourself and the
Read More »Separating Fact from the Fiction of your Mind by Robert Ricciardelli
Share People often get depressed, negative, and anxious from interpretations they have internalized as facts! Many thoughts become false perceptions that our mind automatically embraces as truth about ourselves and our circumstances. Engage with
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