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Leadership Lessons from Charlie Sheen, John Edwards and Tiger Woods
What constitutes character? Who's your hero? Are you a hero in someone else's eyes? Are you a person of good character? How do you recognize one? Read on to see how you can change your behavior patterns to forever change and enrich your life.

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Making Active Choices – The Key to Success
“The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.” Benjamin Franklin said this originally. Sometimes we are aware that the results are not what we want but are unaware that we are stuck in a pattern of unchanging behavior. The first step to making a change is to first become aware of what we are doing.

Why Business Owners Work So Hard and Why They Shoudnt
Most business owners are well aware of the fact that they can’t take a holiday, or in many cases even a day off sick. They are very aware that in fact they ARE their business, and without them, there is no business. And they are very aware that every other area of their life is missing out, including their partners and family.
Being unattached to the outcome
When you're so caught up in some upset, anger, irritation, or negative pattern of engagement with someone else it can be a hard lesson, but a useful one, to learn to understand the power of recognising when you are emotionally attached to your pattern. It is like we so want something that it obsesses us and thus we in effect push it away. What we need to do is see that we are attached to it and let it go. It is a paradox but frequently a very powerful way of realising what we truly need that is best for us.
3 Surprising Mathematical Principles That Every Persuasive Marketer Must Know
Having a perception is different from understanding a perception. Imagine you are standing in front of a box of sand. If you start pouring water into that sand, it will form a particular pattern and start flowing along those particular lines. Even if you pour in more water, it will essentially continue to flow along only in that pattern. In the same way, the brain is a self-organizing system. When information goes in, it flows only in a particular pattern. When you face the kind of problem that you cannot even begin to explain how to explain it, it means that it is not a problem of logic. It is a problem of perception. You have to go back and look into your perceptions, not logic, because, as Gödel’s theorem has shown us, logic has flaws.
Comic Relief: Rx for Great Service in Gloomy Times
What makes a funny joke funny? The comedian creates a mental pattern and unexpectedly breaks that pattern in the last one or two words. Second, the construction of the humor is simple and easy to get. Finally, the lines have a "tongue-in-check" levity that is joyful. What if customer service could be unexpected, simple and joyful? It could bring comic relief to gloomy customers. Here's how!

Are You a Flourisher or Languisher?
Take a look at your two sides-positive/negative; flourisher/languisher; glass half-full/half-empty and find out which are you and how to focus on the bright side more than the dark side. Take the Pattern Aware Quiz and explore your patterns, your gifts, your challenges and learn how to lead others onto the path of resiliency.
Behavioural Intelligence – Mistakes and Behaviours to Avoid
Behavioural Intelligence means becoming acutely aware of your own behaviour and choosing what to do next rather than allowing your emotions or gut reaction to cause you to operate in a negative or destructive pattern. A common stimulus for bad behaviour is a sense of being attacked or unfairly criticised. Deciding too quickly that someone else’s contribution is wrong, interrupting them and jumping into judgment mode is an even more frequent mistake.
Think Positively to Avoid Stress and Depression
Thinking negatively can have serious consequences if we don’t do something to change it. This article explains how we get into a pattern of negative thinking, and how it affects the mind and body. Iris Barrow gives practical advice on how to think more positively to lift mood and energy levels, become more focused, and achieve your goals. A more positive thinking pattern can help avoid stress and depression. Apply the simple technique consistently and in three weeks, you should notice an improvement.
Persecutors, Bullies, and Billionaires
A pattern is a behavior that repeats and repeats in many different situations. It is one of the biggest traps in both personal and professional life. The persecutor pattern is one where a seemingly strong individual points fingers of blame and will do what ever it takes to get his/her way and make others feel insignificant. It often comes from a legacy of persecution handed from generation to generation.
Entrepreneur As Coach: When You Work with an Avoider
You know anyone who is absolutely, positively aware of problems and conflicts, yet won't say a word, or do anything about it? I said, do you know anyone like that? Maybe another question can be are you like that? Avoiders are in great supply in our culture. In fact, other than pleasers, they are probably at the top of the pattern hit parade. We are, in general, people who hate conflict, hate confrontation, and will do whatever to stay out of the way of dissent.
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