When you are no longer chained to self-defeating attitudes from the past or fears about what other people might think, you can experience the exhilarating challenge that makes every hour productive and success possible.

Greatness is inspiring others to be their best.
– Ken Poirot

Do you have a detailed written plan and a deadline for its achievement?

Tomorrow’s business environment will be characterized by more complex problems, even faster rates of change than today, increased global competition, and the commoditization of most products.

No matter how much attention you give to prevention, some communication challenges will arise. When they do, view them with the attitude that they are opportunities for making needed adjustments and improvements.

Effective delegation frees you for the planning, problem solving, and tracking required to build a more productive organization.

Leaders and managers empower teams by teaching about self-responsibility and processes for creating, improving, and distributing products and services.

You are a complex, unique individual. Part of your complexity stems from the fact that you fill many roles in life and possess numerous needs and desires that grow out of your unique potential.

Fear is a natural and constructive force in self-preservation. Courage is one response to fear. So is caution, aggression, or retreat. Although fear is a positive and constructive way of meeting threats to both physical and psychological dangers, it can become a de-motivator.

It is possible to develop the art of personal leadership through changing habits and attitudes.