Inspirational

The five-star accolades for Lewis Howes’ School of Greatness podcast are numerous, though two themes among reviewers’ praises stand out: “I’m so grateful; the content saves me hundreds of years of trying to figure out things by myself,” and, “I’m so thankful for Lewis’s curiosity and the authenticity he brings to every conversation.” Being a […]

Vision, mission, strategy and core values are, in my opinion, the four foundational elements that should make up your core ideology. They are the governing forces that inform your strategic direction and tactical implementation.  Differences between vision, mission, strategy, and core values However, while all four are important, they’re very different—and they’re often confused. Here’s

“Let go and let God.” “Trust the process.” “God grant me the serenity…” Fairly common phrases, they serve as simple reminders to stop trying to control that which we can’t. I’ve said several of them in recent meetings with our team—perhaps with a more sarcastic interpretation. You see, change is afoot at SUCCESS. You may

What are you passionate about? Passion is what drives us. It’s what gets us up and keeps us going. The things you are passionate about are the things that will make you successful. As we reflect this month on humility in leadership, I want to provide some insight into how you use your passion and

Change is inevitable. When you’re expecting it, the transition can feel easy. When you’re not, it can be devastating. Either way, how do you deal with change? Without question, your perception of change influences your response to it. Will the shift produce a positive or negative outcome for you? Will it be challenging, causing you

Work hard and be successful. Work hard and overcome. Work hard… or lose your livelihood. That’s what performance expert Tony Schwartz finds in today’s prevailing work styles: a do-more-with-less, no-slacking environment that paradoxically undermines efficiency. In his book The Way We’re Working Isn’t Working: The Four Forgotten Needs That Energize Great Performance, Schwartz and co-authors

When it comes to habits for healthy living, it’s no secret most of us could be doing a lot better. And the fact is, we have to do better. As of 2020, 41.9% of adults are considered obese, 12.5% of Americans over the age of 18 smoke and just over 25% are physically inactive, according

Digital nomads can typically move around without compromising their job security, working remotely and often with flexible work hours. While it was mostly self-employed freelancers taking advantage of this kind of lifestyle, the number of employed workers has increased over the years. As long as they have access to Wi-Fi, a digital nomad can work

While the origin of the term “dry January” is debatable, the first large-scale movement for an alcohol-free January was started a decade ago by Alcohol Change UK. The organization hoped that by taking a month off of drinking, participants would begin asking questions about their alcohol intake. The movement spread, gaining popularity among those wishing

Have you tried to set up a budget to manage your money in the past but just felt frustrated and hopeless? You’re not alone. Budgeting often brings up images of someone diligently entering numbers on a spreadsheet and trying to get the math to come out right. In your mind’s eye, you might already feel