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Bad habits are terribly persistent, until you learn where the weak links are.

Even the best ideas must be presented in a way the listener will understand and remember.

Spend time with family, but get your rest too.

Successfully navigating your unique entrepreneurial journey requires understanding the stages everyone goes through if they succeed.

Starting multiple habits can generate momentum and increase your health benefits.

Laughter and chocolate are solutions to much more than you might realize.

To see your way around obstacles to success learn to curb needless anxieties and challenge assumptions you've never examined.

Viewing circumstances in the most plausibly optimistic way possible expands what we see as possible.

It's much easier to sustain the tenacity necessary to succeed when we have sound reasons to believe our ambitious goals are not impossible.

If swimming in winter rivers leaves you cold, there is a strong case to be made for boosting your IQ with frequent sex.

The most creative people in business look at the same things as everybody else but they see them differently.

Constantly being in touch takes a toll. Think of shutting off all the technology once in a while as a spiritual pivot.

Even the great Maya Angelou questioned her own competency. But like her, you can tame the monster.

In business, some people who are kind get crushed but others come out ahead of the people who aren't very nice at all. Science has an explanation.

The biggest myth of all is that life once was simple. People have always faced the same questions.

Restraint, discipline and tenacity are personal qualities we can develop, whether we believe we were born with them or not.

The tough times are tuition we pay for what we need to know to succeed.

Be proud of every value you haven't compromised in the entrepreneurial pressure cooker.

Why do ancient myths resonate today but quarterly sales reports are forgotten tomorrow? We'll explain with a story.

To understand what someone is communicating, watching is as important as listening.

Hard work is overrated unless you're getting lots done. Science is telling us how to get more results for the same effort.

Wherever you are on your entrepreneurial journey, at least one of the best-known entrepreneurs has been there, too.

Science is unlocking how we humans interpret the world and each other, giving rise to a new approach to sales with the fancy title 'neuromarketing.'

Money and success are honorable goals but respect is more valuable than either and dependent upon neither.

Throughout history, the most successful leaders are those unperturbed by setbacks and focused on what they can control.

People happily moving through life with ease aren't dealing with less stress or fewer challenges. It's how they view what we all see.