Archive for 'Personal Empowerment'
The 40 Inch Jedi Speaks, The Greatest Salesman In The World
Posted on29. Mar, 2010 by Keith O'Brien.
ShareNo, this isn’t about Og Mandino’s classic book. It’s about my 5 yr old son, Brennan, and his talent for persuasiveness. Many people talk about how they “aren’t a salesman” or a “salesy type person,” with great pride as if being in sales is a disease to get rid of. The reality is, we are [...]
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Small Things Create Big Results
Posted on06. Mar, 2010 by Keith O'Brien.
ShareWe have heard it a million times in business, school, relationships and life in general. It’s the small things that make the difference. Then why do the vast majority of people keep searching for that magic bullet, that secret ingredient, that special something to catapult them to success? Van Gogh said, “Great things are done [...]
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The 40 Inch Jedi Speaks, Staying Focused And Committed To Your Goals
Posted on22. Feb, 2010 by Keith O'Brien.
Share“Daddy, I want a light saber.” “Okay Brennan, I promise we can get one before we leave.” This started at about 3pm while we were at Disney last weekend. I heard it again at 4pm and again at 5pm. We weren’t trying to deny Brennan of his trust light saber; we were just waiting until [...]
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Life According To Poker, Life Lessons From The Felt
Posted on18. Feb, 2010 by Keith O'Brien.
ShareLesson 29 – Although often intense, it’s important to remember that it is just a game. Lesson 28 – Learning to know when someone is telling the truth will save you lots of heartache and money. Lesson 27 – At any time, you should be ready to change gears and shift your strategy. Lesson 26 [...]
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7.7 MLM Success Strategies Taught By Billionaire Sir Richard Branson
Posted on29. Jan, 2010 by Keith O'Brien.
ShareIs Richard Branson teaching a class on network marketing? No, he isn’t. Honestly, since I have never even seen anything published by him on the subject, I couldn’t honestly say what he thinks about the industry. But I have built a large part of my life around the study of successful people and success itself [...]
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Manscaping! Metrosexual Courtesy Or Folic OCD?
Posted on16. Jan, 2010 by Keith O'Brien.
ShareWhen did it happen? I really can’t recall the time…but it did. It happened. Manscaping became popular. It’s apparently the norm of twenty somethings, thirty somethings and even forty somethings. I think the baby boomers are safe…I just can’t see it. Or perhaps I just don’t want that visual of Dad going to town with [...]
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Ready, Fire, Aim!
Posted on02. Jan, 2010 by Keith O'Brien.
Planning is essential, but does it ever restrict our growth? Knowing when to call an audible in life can make all the difference in the world. When would you Fire without Aiming?
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Marketing Identity Crisis. Is Being You Really That Hard?
Posted on30. Dec, 2009 by Keith O'Brien.
ShareRemember high school? For some people it was at absolute blast and for others it was four years of torturous hell. For most people it was some of both. What I remember most about high school was the feeling of not quite fitting in. I was popular and all and had many external successes, but [...]
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To Feel or Not To Feel. That Is The Question.
Posted on19. Dec, 2009 by Keith O'Brien.
ShareSomething strange has happened to me recently. I started feeling stuff. I started feeling stuff that I didn’t know was there. You see…it was about 14 months ago that I got divorced from my wife of 6 years. By divorce standards it was rather simple and over quickly. We agreed on things and got it [...]
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Five Outstanding Internet Marketers You Should Follow If You Want To Make Money, Be Relevant & Build An Online Business Based On Integrity And Value
Posted on14. Dec, 2009 by Keith O'Brien.
ShareDid you know that it is estimated that we are now exposed to more information in a single day than our parents were in an entire month at the same age? Take that same comparison back a generation to your grandparents and the reference point is an entire year. That’s insane, right. Consider the following: [...]
