Successful People Have One Trait in Common
Angela Duckworth, Professor of psychology at the University of Pennsylvania, shared some of her research findings regarding successful people in a recent article in The New York Times.
Angela Duckworth, Professor of psychology at the University of Pennsylvania, shared some of her research findings regarding successful people in a recent article in The New York Times.
A friend of mine posted this on Facebook a few months ago. The author of the Tell Them Theory is a person named Vex King.
Recently, The New York Times ran a feature story about Ohio State University’s Jeremiah Smith, who is currently the top wide receiver in college football. He is also his team’s leader. A reporter recently asked him how he planned to be successful in that role.
A kind person is not the type of person who performs thoughtful acts only when it’s convenient, easy, or there’s some sort of immediate payoff.
Ross Reck – Sometimes our connections with certain people develop into special relationships which we refer to as friends; people we know well and they know us well.
Ross Reck – Use Unexpected Delays as Opportunities to Connect
In his NFL Hall of Fame induction speech, Larry Fitzgerald handed out some excellent advice for succeeding in life.
Ross Reck – Most of us have people who pop into our minds on a regular basis that we haven’t seen in a while.
Ross Reck – According to a recent article in Nice News, starting each class with a brief conversation has produced amazing results at Martin Luther King, Jr. Middle School in Atlanta. The strategy is to build relationships with and among students before opening a textbook.
Ross Reck – As my wife Marcia and I were walking back to our car after shopping at Sprout’s Farmer’s Market, we were greeted by a woman with a very enthusiastic,