Inspiring People: John Bramblitt, blind artist
John Bramblitt does not let being blind keep him from expressing himself through art, and he helps others to do so too.
Tagged: Self-Development
I Want That Gold Star Please
Successful goal achieving includes self appreciation, so reward yourself along the way.
Influence and the Power of Cognitive Dissonance
There’s a story that Benjamin Franklin told in his autobiography that demonstrates the power of cognitive dissonance.
How Losing A Job Can Be A Good Thing
When I was terminated from my job in 1998, I didn’t know then what I know now. For 11 months I’d been trying to “stick it out” even though I’d known this wasn’t the best company for me...
You Don’t Have To Go It Alone
When you’re trying to make something big happen in your life, you don’t have to go it alone. Find someone who you can talk to about your dreams, goals and plans. Nurture relationships with...
Letting Go
Last night Tom Cassidy and I tried to record some upcoming lessons for the course on Udemy that we’ve been rolling out one week at a time. And we simply couldn’t do it. Either...
Inspiring People: folks with hearing disabilities have productive jobs
I was goofing off this evening, looking through some You Tube videos, and I stumbled on this one, “Deaf People DO Have Interesting Jobs.” It’s a simple video, but it really gave me a tremendous lift, so I just had to share it.
Go To The Edge Of What You Believe In And Declare Your “Manifesto”
“You have to go to the edge of what you believe in…. You’ll be surprised how many people are quietly thinking the same things, but are afraid to come out and say it. These...