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Finding the Flow
Racing cars has long been a passion of mine. I love high-performance cars like I love high performance people – riding the edge, where life is focused, energized and precise. Over the years, I’ve realized that days at the race track can be perfect opportunities to discover fundamental rules of high personal performance, in any realm. A few months back, I had a really rough day on the track. I was fighting the car and making a lot of mistakes. Instead of feeling inspired and skilled, I went home tired and frustrated. What was going on? Had I lost my passion? Was it time to get my thrills another way? I gave it serious consideration, feeling a lot like my clients who had lost the passion for their business.

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21st Century Marketing
How marketing has changed forever...and what to do about it For 10 years leading up to the new millennium, the US economy rolled merrily along. Confidence was high and business was strong. But starting in the spring of 2001, the economy has resembled Disney World’s Space Mountain ride—off-balance, in the dark, without any idea when the ride will end. The dot-com bomb, corporate scandals like Enron, and ongoing conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq have reshaped our economy into one based on uncertainty.

Lesson #5: Build a Strong Team
Reflecting upon his success, Murdoch commented, “I feel proud but it’s been a long and bumpy ride.” It was not a ride that Murdoch took alone. From his early days working on Adelaide’s The News to his current position at the top of the multi-billion dollar News Corp., Murdoch has learned the importance of surrounding himself with qualified people who can help him achieve his goals.

Fear-Based Economy and Sneaky Marketing Dragons
Adjusting to self-employment and life without a regular paycheck after years of drawing a salary is a challenging process. Seasonal fluctuations and client "churn" can wear on even the most confident business owner. Here is the tale of my struggle with one sneaky dragon that plagued me while I was learning to ride the wave of my new life.
How Will The Roller Coaster Changes In Life Affect You
Recognizing that you have a challenge in your life is the first step to being able to deal with it. Knowing that your life may not be easy as you deal with the acceptance is very important. Life can be one big roller coaster ride, not just for you but for others also. You may not realize that everyone has the same ups and downs, but not everyone chooses to talk about their challenges.
When you feel like jumping ship!
Making a career change can be one of those huge life changing decisions. Get into action and be open to the possibilities – life is a journey not a destination. Your career is a big part of your life so you had better enjoy the ride!

Smart Women Are In Control of Their Ride
This article is about realizing that you are completely in control of your “ride”---your journey through life. Many times, we (without even realizing it) allow other people to make decisions that may not be a best fit for us. Sometimes we are unsure of our own decision making and can become “stuck.” It’s essential to take some time to decide what’s most important for you moving forward. Look at what makes you really happy and incorporate that into your life. Look at what’s holding you back and take the steps necessary to remove that challenge from you life. Then you, too, can enjoy a life filled with energy, passion and purpose.

10 Goals Yet to Be Realized
I’m a dreamer. I always want to do more with life. I believe dreams are a healthy way to stretch the mind, keep a person growing, and even stay emotionally healthy. (“Where there is not vision, the people perish.”) On a recent plane ride I jotted down ten goals that I still have for my life. God willing, I’m going to spend my life dreaming they come true!

Doing Business With Extra Speed
Transitions – the brief break between the swim and ride, or ride and run – can save us time if we eliminate wasteful actions.

Are you an amateur or a professional?
Over the years I have had the privilege to ride with a number of reps both from manufacturers as well as distributors. Those ride-alongs and these columns in Vet-Advantage plus the weekly sales tips are designed to help more amateurs move up into the professional ranks. A recent extended trip into the field provided me with a stark comparison that I would like to share with you.

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