Readers are leaders, who doesn’t know that? It was the mantra of educators and public service commercials throughout my entire childhood. But I hated to read. I “read” when I had to at school. Jane Eyre, The Great Gatsby, The Scarlet Letter – I hated it! What good is this ever going to do me? [...]
The Real Crisis In America
Listen up, this is important. I want to share something with you that illustrates the most fundamental difference between winners and losers – and I want you to be a WINNER! Last week a petition began circulating to support the Student Loan Forgiveness Act of 2012. Here’s an excerpt: Total outstanding student loan debt in [...]
Success For People Who Didn’t Make The Honor Roll
In high school I sat near a lot of really smart kids. I liked to think I was among that group, but my transcript said otherwise. At graduation their robes were decorated with colorful accolades. Mine was black. Plain black. College was the same story. I shared a lab with some brilliant people. But while [...]
Making the Most of My Commute
The average commute in America is 24 minutes each way. That’s approaching an hour a day; 5 hours a week. Maximizing this time has helped launch me in new directions and helped me create a life I’m excited to live! In this video: Audible.com (affiliate link) Pocket Casts: iPhone app ($1.99) Coach Radio: Justin’s challenge [...]
