What do you do when you get knocked down? You, get up. But when you are hurt, a bit confused and maybe dazed by the blow, getting up may not be so easy.
What do you do when you get knocked down? You, get up. But when you are hurt, a bit confused and maybe dazed by the blow, getting up may not be so easy.
St. Petersburg, Russia was the vision of Peter the Great. It was his declaration of a new vision for the country; a showcase of imperial splendor. While this 18th century city was completely planned out before a shovel of dirt was turned; a major problem stood in the way of fulfilling the vision.
A couple weeks ago I was asked to speak to a group of men about why I decided to start writing this blog, launch ImpACTful Notes, and write “14 Strategies to Make 2014 Your Breakthrough Year.” As I was preparing I came to a couple conclusions.
Inspired by the success of the 1984 Summer Olympic Games, the first L. A. Marathon was run in 1986. On March 9, the 29th edition of the L. A. Marathon was contested. The field of over 12,000 runners included 182 “legacy runners” who had completed every single L. A. Marathon.
Pay attention! Take a deep breath and read these words slowly. Imagine your phone rings, the caller is a friend, someone you are always excited to hear from. When you answer they say, “I just called to let you know how great you are. When I am around you I always feel better. When I think about […]
It’s been ten years and I still have it. I will always have it, hold on to it, and cherish it. It is meaningful, enduring, and permanent. It is a reflection of great leadership and true friendship. What is it? A handwritten note I received when my dad passed away.
Charlie Brown and Linus are having a very serious conversation about life. Charlie Brown says, “Life is just too much for me Linus. I’ve been confused from the day I was born. I think the whole trouble is that we’re thrown into life too fast.
A young man, in search of the secret to acquiring knowledge, sought out the wisdom of Socrates. Socrates lead the young man down to the water, looked him in the eye, and said,"This is where your pursuit of knowledge will begin." Not knowing what to expect, the young man was caught off guard when Socrates […]
A blind boy sat on the steps of a building, a hat by his feet, and holding a sign: "I am blind, please help."
