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“Growth is not an ‘addition thing’ but rather a ‘subtraction thing.’” This principle is foundational to his approach ...

Todd's story isn’t just about overcoming surface-level challenges. It’s about exploring the underlying issues that often go unnoticed ...

Vernon’s mission is to empower communities and transform economies through the power of cooperatives.

Shep’s message challenges us to examine our mindset. The difference between “don’t” and “won’t” is crucial.

I had this conversation with James Clear, the bestselling author of Atomic Habits, back in 2016!! Years before he released the book.

In Episode 180 of Paper Napkin Wisdom, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Raeanne Lacatena—a holistic business coach, mental health...

As entrepreneurs, we should focus less on features and benefits and more on the emotional connection that storytelling can foster.

Have you ever set a goal and felt that nagging doubt about whether you’ll actually achieve it? You’re not alone.

Molly’s approach to emotions is not about avoidance but rather about embracing and learning from them.

"Everything I've ever done in my life that's been successful... has started by my doing the scary thing," Peter explained.

To ensure business success, build a team who share your values and goals The people you surround yourself with make a big impact on your...

Are you looking for uncommon results in your company? Or maybe just for yourself? There’s a structure to build the uncommon results you...

So often we look at the bottom line and continuously set better goals and watch for the outcomes that we want to see. Whether it’s improving the bottom line, better customer service, client retention or other outcome based metric – we want to improve them.

The Johari window was created by two psychologists in the mid-1950s as a tool for personal, group, and relationship development. Peter Mellen uses the Johari window as the framework for discussing how individuals and groups act, and how communication and relationships can grow.

These days, it seems to be all the rage to tell people to “never buy a house.” Folks like Grant Cardone and James Altucher argue that buying a home eats up too much capital and never allows for a good return on investment. Well, to put this bluntly: They’re wrong, and I have the facts to prove it.

The world loves leaders. We write books and television shows about them and promote leadership as one of the defining qualities of a successful person. However, today's guest Bill Treasurer, has a somewhat unorthodox take on what great leadership should really look like.

The goal of Carey Anne Nadeau, founder of Open Data Nation, is to "bring expertise in open data and data science to bear on the most pressing urban issues." What compelled her to start the company was that she "wanted something to exist that just didn't exist." She was frustrated, dissatisfied, and complaining.

Have you ever nearly tripped over a milestone or a goal because you were focused on the bigger prize?

Are you a victim of squirrel syndrome? Based on some fairly unscientific research, about 2 in 3 entrepreneurs are burdened by this...

The African Proverb, “If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together”, speaks on the value of having support from...