SELF IMPROVEMENT AND MOTIVATION

Last week I shared with you the story of Torre DeRoche and how she was able to conquer her greatest fear in order to experience both love and adventure in her life. Now, overcoming and conquering fear something I have studied intensely because of my mentoring and training of CEO's and entrepreneurs in helping them to reach and realize their inner potential and achieve their big ideas. As a special treat for you on this topic, I am going to give you the strategies I wrote about in  The Entrepreneur Roller Coaster  book which outlines  how to face down fear  and gives you the  six brain hacks  you need to conquer the fears that right now might be holding you back from the success, the lifestyle you could achieve and the life you were meant to live. This is pulled right from the audiobook version of  The Entrepreneur Roller Coaster —Why NOW is the time to JoinTheRide. 1.  Get real.  Separate fantasy from reality. 2.  Fea...

Seeing your child grow up to be a success is the ultimate goal of a great parent. But raising your child in a way that ensures they achieve that success is certainly not easy. It requires patience, perseverance, dedication, and the confidence that all of your efforts will be incredibly worth it when you finally see your children actualize their potential. If you want your children to succeed, you need to: 1. Teach them social skills Although humans are naturally social beings, social conventions are not inherent and therefore must be taught. A study conducted by researchers at PSU and Duke University showed that children who showed the ability to cooperate with and help their peers, as well as understand their emotions and work out their own problems, were more likely to experience success as they grew into adults than children who did not exhibit these social skills. Children who were not taught skills such as cooperation and patience were also more likely to end up inc...

This time of year can be challenging for any parent. As schools, businesses, and communities everywhere are gearing up to celebrate both School Holidays, Year End and Christmas, the days and weeks ahead can become crammed with activities that will wear out any child and their parents. But a conscientious parent will search for ways to teach their children the true meaning of the holidays, so they don’t get lost and confused by the commercialism promoted by retail stores. Instead of focusing on the self-absorbed attitude of deciding what they want to get out of it, (like how many toys will Santa bring me) maybe you would prefer that your child learn  about why we celebrate these holidays to begin with. Here are some simple things you can do to help your child learn the traditional meaning of the holidays, while giving them something they can treasure about the upcoming events. 1. Bake something This is one of the easiest ways to show your kids what a special time the hol...