Where Do I Want to Grow?
Did you enjoy your experience of “mind wandering”? It can be a lot of fun. You see, by taking time to let your mind ...Read More »
The Winner’s Circle
Figuring Out What I Want
Let’s go back a bit, and build upon the themes that have been introduced since the beginning of January. You are going...Read More »
Filtering IN the Good Stuff
One of the things that bears constant reminder is to be very aware of the good things in life. It seems to be a part of ...Read More »
Your Brain Will Thank You for This
If all of us are born with a natural and active curiosity, how come so many of us grow up resisting learning? And, why d...Read More »
Past, Present and Future
Planning for the future is a valuable activity, but living in the future isn't living at all. Let's talk about where we ...Read More »
Brave Enough to Ask the Question
Here is one question that begins to surface for many of us as we find ourselves at the beginning of a new year. It is a ...Read More »
Assets in the Quest
We all know that people can be afraid of failure, but did you know that many people are afraid of success? No one lik...Read More »
Thinking Makes It So
Here are some things that don't exist: A bad day, a boring book, a demeaning job, and an ugly dress (or shirt, or shoes)...Read More »
What Else Needs to be Done?
We have been working our way to some initial thoughts for this New Year, specifically those about comparisons. Comparing...Read More »
Where Are We Going?
Yesterday, we talked about the value of setting goals, about how a goal creates a gap that our minds are programmed to c...Read More »
Focusing on Where We Have Been
With the ending of one year and the beginning of another, it is certain that you’ve noticed the avalanche of the year...Read More »
Unleashing Our Imaginations
Where are the limits of human potential? Where are the limits of your own personal potential? These are questions that h...Read More »
Rehearsing Your Future
You know, some communication systems, like those used by the armed forces, use the word "affirmative" instead of "yes." ...Read More »
Destination GPS
If you don't know where you are going, how will you know when you get there? An obvious question, perhaps, but how many ...Read More »
Your Best Self, Naturally
What is the difference between being yourself and being your “best” self? Yes, there is a difference in words, but t...Read More »
A View into Your Future
Happy New Year! Did you know that there is an easy and reliable way to predict the future? Now, we all know that by c...Read More »
Holiday Message
To All of our Friends in the Winner’s Circle Network® Worldwide –
As we tidy up and close out yet another year, it...Read More »
Driven to Distraction?
Distracted driving has become a “hot button” subject in most cities around the world, whether it’s texting while d...Read More »
Replacing the Negative
We have spent the last couple of days becoming aware of the negatives in our thoughts. Are you having trouble getting so...Read More »
Preparing for the New Year – Part 2
So, how did you do in your 24 hours of “no negative thinking?” It was probably a very long evening, but if you truly...Read More »
Preparing for the New Year – Part 1
Do you know anyone who is addicted to negative thoughts? Perhaps it is someone closer than you think. As we prepare to c...Read More »
Truth in Labeling
Let's take some time today to talk about labels (better known as stereotypes) and how they harm us all. Most of us kn...Read More »
Motivating Others
Are you in a leadership position and having trouble motivating other people? Let’s figure out why that happens. Her...Read More »
A Shared Future
What can you do when you want to improve your marriage or close relationship, but your significant other seems to be con...Read More »
Good People Behaving Badly
As we work our way through these last few weeks of the year, with holidays coming at us from nearly every direction, we ...Read More »
Live Each Day to the Fullest
For some, today’s topic will create a little discomfort. Please do not be concerned. A little discomfort is usually a ...Read More »