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Introvert Myth - Are Only Introverts Shy?
People who are shy can be either introvert or extrovert. So much research points to this. And one researcher, Bernardo Carducci, psychology professor and director of the Shyness Research Institute at Indiana University Southeast in New Albany, finds there are far more shy people than introverts. It's estimated to be as high as 40 percent of Americans who are shy!

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Successful Businesses vs Struggling Businesses
What's the difference between successful businesses and struggling businesses? Or why do some firms flounder whilst others flourish? Have you ever noticed how some businesses seem to do extremely well, and go from strength to strength, whilst the majority just seem to muddle along?
Work on your Strengths, it's SIMPLE.
The following article outlines the relationship between meaningful work and a persons strength. The article discusses the data behind the Strength revolution and outlines a SIMPLE model to follow when looking at using your strengths in the workplace.

Inner Strength. Do You Have It? If not, How do You Get It?
All of us encounter the need for inner strength on a daily basis. At times we falter and find ourselves deficient. There are ways to build up our inner strength. One is through God and another is through following the stories of those who have had to exhibit enormous amounts of inner strength to overcome life's difficulties and challenges.
Fear vs. Courage
Fear has no strength of its own only that which we choose to give it. How is this strength passed on to fear? By re-directing our focus from our courage to our fear. That’s when the deflated fear, laying in a dark corner somewhere in the back of our mind, starts a full inflation so it can step into the bright spotlight at center stage.
Is Your Life Messing With Your Mind? Letting Your Natural Skills Take the Lead
What is going on that so many are not happy with what they do? Everyone is born with innate potential for a unique set of capacities, skills, and abilities. Unfortunately, very often this potential is left undeveloped, as people seek to build their lives and careers on capacities and skills that are outside their innate potential. A life built on acquired skills will mess with your mind. It will keep you exhausted physically, psychologically, and emotionally.

Article #46 What Do Leaders Strive Everyday For?
As my good friend John Jackson says every morning on our wake up calls, “strength of self-mastery, strength of action and strength of relationships are what leaders strive for everyday.”

How to Sustain Your Inner Strength in Business
A tree's strength is found mostly in its roots system, constantly searching for the energy to grow and mature. What you see is the tip of the iceberg. Your strength to survive, thrive and drive your business comes from within you. Here's some tips on tapping into your natural personal energy supply
What if I Get Into a Deal? Where do I Turn?
I am so grateful that my company, which I formed in late 2008, was centered around the premise that there’s strength in numbers. Basically, our strength comes from the large network of fellow entrepreneurs who operate their own businesses under my label. We currently have national coverage and are soon branching out to a few other countries whose economies are similar to the U.S. market.
Our Attitude More Than Our Aptitude Determines Our Altitude
Our society admires strength and power. Since the early games of the ancient Olympics, we've had contests of strength, stamina, speed, and the like. We've approached brainpower or intellectual abilities in the same way. We're in awe of intellectual giants with memory, reasoning, or complex problem solving abilities far beyond our own. IQ tests were developed to measure this intellectual strength and power. We've come to believe that highly intelligent people make the best professors, doctors, managers, scientists, and so on. Many people believe that high IQ and high levels of success and happiness go together.

Leadership Skill #1 – Strong Leadership
What is a strong leader? Perhaps the most important quality of a good leader and motivator is strength but often this term is misunderstood. Find out which qualities and attributes a truly strong leader should have. And learn to recognise, through a case study, what happens when strength is misread.

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