by Rodney Goldston | Jul 25, 2016 | Success
Choosing the right tool for the job is always important. Turns out that excuses are always the wrong tool for any job. You might also like: How To Sharpen Your Axe Lost How not to get stuck in a rut How To Win...
by Rodney Goldston | Jul 20, 2016 | Success
Is a childhood game where one person is chosen as the mother. Facing the other kids the mother stands at a distance away from the other players. The other children begin to request to take a certain type of steps (baby, or giant steps), and a certain number of steps...
by Rodney Goldston | Mar 20, 2016 | Success
In 1987, when I went through basic training, we woke up each morning at the same time, ate 3 meals a day at the same time every day, and went to bed at the same time every night. It’s one way the military trains soldiers to become consistent. Most large...
by Rodney Goldston | Feb 25, 2016 | Success
Difficult To Do Money – acquire lots of it Opinion – develop one of your own, and publicize it Art – make your own and share it with the world Easy To Do Money – criticize how someone makes theirs Opinion – criticize another’s Art –...
by Rodney Goldston | Feb 22, 2016 | Success
Believing you can works best when you actually try. The Little Engine That Could could because it tried. Faith unaccompanied by actual work is useless. More important than believing you can is showing us you can. So get to work! You might also like: A Simple Solution...
by Rodney Goldston | Feb 18, 2016 | Success
Base hitters are far more important to a team than home run hitters. Because big hitters are scarce, and the one hit home run is hard to do. But getting on base is something everyone can do often. And if you get on base often enough you eventually score a home run....
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