However, while all these are true anchors in one’s travel to success, perhaps one of the most important traits of the high performing man or woman is “action orientation.” For if you do not take action all the brainstorming, masterminding and goal setting in the world will not help you.

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At the risk of prompting you to say “DUH,” I will start this off with the obvious… Self-help and personal development is not new to humankind. In his book “First things first” Steven Covey notes that literature on wisdom dates as far back as 2500 BC, some using this as validated of their version of fundamental

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Teaching and motivating others motivates me. I stumbled across this some years ago while working on my goal to become a better public speaker. One of the steps I took was

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History is a great learning tool. You can read the biographies of great men like Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Edison, George Washington, Martin Luther King Jr. and so many others, learning from their actions and more importantly from their mistakes.

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So, how does a small boy accomplish this large feat? I accomplished this goal by breaking it down into three smaller goals. First, I learned from my father (who by the way was six feet three inches tall) that making people laugh was the quickest way to reach inside them. So my first sub goal was to hone my sense of humor.

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