7 Good Habits of Highly Successful People

Successful people are where they are today as a result of their habits.  Your habits determine fully 95% of your behavior.  Everything that you are or that you will ever accomplish will be determined by the quality of the habits that you form. By creating good habits and becoming goal oriented you can become successful and live a prosperous...

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Developing a Positive Real Estate Mindset

Real Estate is no different from any other business in that it consists of service providers and customers. That is one of the most important things to remember when approaching your real estate career. You have a service to provide, and people need that service. This is a simple business property: Supply & Demand. Knowing this, you have an edge over your competitors. It isn't about scrounging for your next client because you know there are people out there who need your help. It's about letting people know that you offer a service - real...

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The 7 R’s of Personal Management by Brian Tracy

You can further your personal effort to increase your salary by engaging in the seven Rs of personal management. These seven Rs are: rethinking, reevaluating, reorganizing, restructuring, reengineering, reinventing, and refocusing. In rethinking, you take time on a regular basis to think about who you are and where you are going, especially when...

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Lewis Schiff: Why Some People Are Rich and Others Aren't

To understand how some people become wildly successful in business and why others fall flat, I spoke to Lewis Schiff. Lewis is the author of the new book, Business Brilliant: Surprising Lessons from the Greatest Self-Made Business Icons. He is also the  executive director of Inc. Business Owners Council, a membership...

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Failing Forward: Transforming Mistakes into Success

by J.D. Roth)  @http://www.getrichslowly.org/ Sometimes the best personal finance books aren’t about personal finance. In June 2006, for example, I shared a brief reviewof Steven Pressfield’s The War of Art. Ostensibly this book is about creativity and overcoming procrastination, but I found its lessons valuable for pursuing my financial goals. Last year I read Mastery by George Leonard. On the surface, this book has nothing to do with money, yet it’s one of the best books about money I’ve ever read. John C. Maxwell’s Failing...

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Theodore Roosevelt's 20 Key Elements of Leadership...

My Life and Work with Business: Theodore Roosevelt's 20 Key Elements of Leadership...: By James M. Strock , a lawyer and the author of Theodore Roosevelt on Leadership (Random House). He provides leadership  By    development...

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6 Steps To Becoming A Real Estate Agent

April 23 2012   Becoming a successful real estate agent is a combination of investing time in education, researching a broker who can help you get your first clients and passing state and national licensing exams. But that's not all there is to the industry. Read on to find out some of the more overlooked aspects of the real estate business.1. Get EducatedNo matter in which state you live, you must take pre-licensing courses. However, state requirements differ greatly. For instance, California requires three college-level courses. Others...

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5 Ways to Motivate Yourself to Action

By Milan You're lying on the couch and Teen Mom is on TV.You don't even care, it’s just noise, because you are procrastinating a task you know has to be done.This could be a number of things such as a paper, home work, cleaning, or maybe it's a goal you want to accomplish.The term "getting motivated" is a huge buzz word in the self help community.It doesn't have to be as complicated as the 'gurus' make it. Here are some practical steps you can do right now to push yourself to action.1. Throw your hat over the wallDo you remember...

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Why Do Some People Succeed Where Others Fail? Implications for Education

Richard B. Gunderman, MD, PhD 1From the Department of Radiology, Indiana University Medical Center, 702 Barnhill Dr, Rm 1053, Indianapolis, IN 46202-5200. Received May 3, 2002; accepted May 13. Address correspondence to the author (e-mail: rbgunder@iupui.edu).   Next Section © RSNA, 2003   Never give in. Never give...

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