Author Archives: rkennett

How to Make Your Ideas Actually Happen

A great blog post by Scott Belsky titled “How to Make Your Ideas Actually Happen”, where he outlines the following five points: Be more proactive, less reactive. We need daily doses of deep thinking. Reduce bulky projects to just 3 …

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I know, success is a journey….I just wish that I had faster transportation!

I read this phrase once that said something like “Most over night successes, are at least 10 years in the making.”  I’d like to consider myself currently going through the “10 years in the making”.  Sometimes I feel that I’m …

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The 10 Common Happiness ‘Rights’

This link, http://www.huffingtonpost.com/blackberry/p.html?id=782018 provides a thought provoking list published by Gretchen Rubin in the Huffington Post titled “The 10 Common Happiness Mistakes”.  As you review the list, if you’re like me and can relate to many of the points outlined, …

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Understanding Generation Y – Who are they?

There seems to be extensive research and reporting answering this question about “Who is Generation Y?” and more importantly, how do we lead them. They are revolutionizing the world (Egypt and Libya), how we communicate and connect with each other …

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The Greatest Investment?

I was recently reading in the “ABC`s of Relationship Selling through Service“ by Charles M. Futrell and Mark Valvasori about The Preto Principle, named after a 19th century economist Vilfredo Pareto, who found that in any human activity, the biggest …

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How to be Perfect

I was having a great conversation with a wonderful group of people recently about self-esteem, one of the many real impact topics from the training processes of Respect: The Source of Our Strength and Increasing Human Effectiveness that we offer …

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