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The Essential Key to Managing Stress
How do you know you are stressed? For most of us, we can tell by our mood and behaviour. For others, the symptoms may be less obvious. Here are some signs and symptoms to be on the look out for and the ONE thing needed to manage your stress effectively.

Stressed to Excess
What is stress? How to recognize signs of unhealthy stress accumulation. How 98% of all stress responses are automatic and unconscious. Practical advice on what to do about it.

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Lesson #2: The Proof is in the Product that Works
In 1910, Harley-Davidson motorcycles captured at least seven different first place finishes in races and endurance contests across America. The four boyhood friends who founded the company began racing their motorbikes because they loved it. But soon after they began sweeping races across the country, Harley and the Davidson brothers realized that they were now racing for something even more valuable than a trophy or prize money: they were racing for sales.

Sucess and Profit by leading from your Heart
The best leadership involves the head as well as the heart. But what do we mean by 'leading from the heart?'This articles looks at the qualities such leaders may have.
A Ridiculously Easy Way To Increase Sales
So What Does Stir The Pot Mean? I'm sure you've had this happen. (in fact - you may be experiencing it at this very moment) You've been busy. Or distracted. Or focusing on something else (whatever that may be). And during your "mental absence" your sales have slowed down -in fact, there's nothing simmering at all. And you're starting to panic. Lots of heavy breathing, heart racing, 3 am wide-awake moments (and George Clooney nowhere in sight!) Get out Your Wooden Spoon Lady! It's time to stir things up a bit.
Have you got a heart
Like the Tin Man in the Wizard of Oz, we all need a "heart". Not the pump thing that keeps us going, but something more subtle. This heart is the seat of our emotions, of empathy and of love. We need to recognise its existence and to find a balance between our heart and our head. Only with this balance will we find harmony in our lives.
Knowing Your Products and Services
Your products or services are the heart and soul of your business; without them, your business cannot exist. Much like the human body, a healthy heart is imperative to a healthy body. Although there are other organs and appendages that carry out the body’s functions, none of those can be completed without a functional, intact heart. As the business owner, you must become in tune with every facet of your business. Let’s apply this to your business:

You Don’t Always Have To Jump
As I climbed down the rickety metal ladder from the top of the Oribi gorge to the small ledge below, my heart was racing. Sure, I was secured in a study nylon harness, but my knees were shaking so hard I could barely walk. Adrenaline was coursing through my veins at breakneck speed. From the bottom of the ladder, I walked out to the edge of the cliff and looked over the edge down at the river and rocks 33-stories below.
"I Want to Love But I Can't Give Up Control"
Are there fears in the way of keeping your heart open to loving? You CAN learn how to feel safe enough to open your heart and share your love.
Maximizing the Law of Attraction for Business Success
You are finally at a place where you have taken crucial steps in your business and are ready to make a big change. Deep down in your heart you know this is what you were meant to do, you can literally feel yourself being pulled in this direction. When you are connected to your heart, it all comes together and flows easily. There is clarity in your heart. This is the direction for you to go.

Lesson #1: Consistency is Important
"Consistency is the most important thing in business," Enzo Ferrari once said. Ferrari began racing open wheeled race cars for Alfa Romeo and gained success by being a consistent driver on the local circuit. His success was so consistent that Alfa offered him a spot on the more prestigious racing circuit. He turned them down and for some unknown reason, did not race again for another four years.

Lesson #2: Pursue Ambitious Goals
"It is not negotiable," Enzo Ferrari told his employees about advancing the technology of his race cars. Ferrari believed that you had to pursue ambitious goals to be successful in the automotive industry. Even though he only built production cars to support his racing teams, Ferrari still believed that a person had to set high goals for everything they did, whether it be racing cars or designing cars. It did not matter to him if the car was designed to win a race or to be driven on the streets by everyday drivers, he demanded the highest standards from his employees, as well as himself.

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