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Two Yahoos on a Roll: The Early Years of Jerry Yang and David Filo
They started off as two graduate students at Stanford University. Today, they have a combined personal net worth of $5.1 billion. That is all thanks to Jerry Yang’s and David Filo’s attempts to find anything they could do to avoid working on their doctoral theses. Bored one day, the two decided to play around with the newly emerging Internet and create a list of their favourite sites. That list has since grown into Yahoo!, one of the world’s most popular online search portals, with more than 130 million visitors each month and revenues in excess of $6.7 billion.

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Lesson #4: Build A Brand That Can Stand On Its Own
In both 2004 and 2005, Canadian Business magazine named Tim Hortons the best-managed brand in Canada. Joyce may no longer be with the company, but that honour is in no small part due to the successful marketing strategy that he initiated in the company’s early years. With a focus on grassroots and Canadian culture, Joyce created a brand that has inspired a nation’s pride and has stood the test of time.

Get a Life You Work Better and Live Longer
Workaholism is rife in the business world. To many it is a badge of honour, worn with pride. Yet of the people on the 9/11 hijacked flights who had access to a mobile phone, none of them called the office. This article is for employers and employees alike. The best employees want more than money in deciding where they want to work. The employer needs to consider employees' needs in terms of the whole person, not just the work person. This article is also for people who regard the office as home and home as where you carry on working when you aren’t at the office.

Making Time for Team Building Relationships
Whatever else you are doing - STOP! - whenever you engage with someone in conversation. Ignore pagers. Put off interruptions. At the very least make sure that you 'honour' the space that you have when you are in any sort of one-to-one with someone else...
Build Prosperity and Strong Relationships With L.O.V.E
I had the honour recently of interviewing Evelyn Tian. Evelyn is a Singaporean woman living in Australia. She shared a story that started with volunteering to pack and send envelopes for the 2000 Olympics Committee here in Australia 10 years ago. That simple act of giving lead to an amazing trail of events that lead to her becoming the African Attache for the Olympics and Para-Olympics. This started Evelyn on an incredible journey to Africa for 6 months where she worked with disabled women and children, introducing wheelchair sports and fund raising for home made wheelchairs. She is now working toward helping disabled orphans in Africa.
Shultz Starbucks
Born in 1952 and raised in Brooklyn, Howard Shultz was the first man to turn the Starbucks Company into a billion dollar retail operation. Howard Shultz grew up in a subsidized housing project is the eldest of three children and the first in his family to ever graduate from college. Moreover, Shultz attended Northern Michigan University with a bachelor's degree in the arts and sciences on a football scholarship.
Arctic Lessons in Leadership
Arctic Lessons in Leadership “Men wanted for hazardous journey. Small wages, bitter cold, long months of complete darkness, constant danger, safe return doubtful. Honour and recognition in case of success” No, this is not a request for people to assist the Government in managing the economy! But the famous advertisement placed by Ernest Shackleton in 1907 to accompany him on an arctic expedition.

5 Steps to Embracing Your Inner Genius
Each of us has within us a spark of genius that we can use to get us closer to our goals and to leading the lives we are meant to live. We simply need to choose to honour those actions and behaviours that are in alignment with that spark. Here are five simple habits that will help you embrace and honour your inner genius.
How to Close Sales Now and Stop Playing the Follow-up Game
So how do you get all these people who say they want to work with you to commit? It's actually very easy. You just have to use limiters. Structure them in right up front. A limiter is an incentive to buy now. It's your "Today-only" discount or your "Fast-Action" scholarship or a bonus they get only if they invest by a certain time. Limiters are the secret sauce in your Irresistible Offer. The news gets even better!

Do you need a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Program
CSR is 'fashionable'. it appeals. however, too many organisations adopt CSR as a 'badge' to demonstrate their altruism, their environmental credentials. This article argues that CSR is a business issues - not a badge of honour; it we approach it right, CST can help our bottom line.
The Charismatic Performance Model™
Over the centuries we have become addicted to growth through struggle. Pain is often perceived as a necessary stimulus to growth where individuals adopt the view “what doesn’t kill us makes us stronger.” Adversity is worn like a badge of honour because people often call on their inner resources to strengthen their resolve. Resilience is now viewed as an essential component for corporate success. Yet individuals are still resistant to change within a corporate context because they feel in touch with fear. According to Abraham Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs first introduced in 1943 our basic needs are for survival closely followed by safety and security.

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