6 Top Tips For Starting A Business In Your 50’s
It’s a well-known fact that life doesn’t stop at 50, however, so many people feel as though once they hit the big 5-0 they’re no longer allowed to follow their dreams.
They Deserve It: Ensuring Your Other Half Feels Special
For many couples, it can be a challenge to keep the spark alive, and sometimes, one or both parties can feel a little taken for granted.
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E8: How Physical Strenght & Health are a Key to Finding Happiness & Success
How Physical Strength & Health are a Key to Finding Happiness & Success
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“I Am Not A Rock” – Speaking @ Dad2.0 Summit
When one parent is a family’s sole source of emotional stability, either alone or in a couple, the burden can take a heavy toll. Next week at Dad 2.0 Summit in San Diego I’ll be talking on a panel about the best resources for maintaining your stamina and your sanity, as well as the best alternatives when none of those is an option.
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Carpe Diem – Take every opportunity to have a BIG Life
Carpe Diem – Take every opportunity to have a BIG Life
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The Man-Up Project Episode 10: Why You Need to Surround Yourself Only with Positive People?
In this podcast, I talk about why you only need to surround yourself with positive people that give you love and are successful. And once you do this, you’ll attract people who will help and support you, and your life will change significantly.
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The Man-Up Project Episode 6: The Stories of 3 Single Dads
I discuss the stories of 3 single dads I interviewed recently for The Man UP Project TV Show. Their stories illustrate lessons I have been speaking about that are instructional for any man or woman who would consider a relationship, marriage, having children or divorce.
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The Man-Up Project Episode 2: If You Could Travel Back in Time, What Would You Change?
Thinking back to troubled periods in my life, I recall having daily thoughts of wanting to travel back in time to fix things or make different decisions. So let’s say I could go back in time and relive only one day. What day would it be and what would I do differently?
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Stop Answering Emails – It May Improve Your Life
I check my email multiple times an hour and my typical reply time is less than 30 minutes – unless I am very indisposed. When I ran my company, I had a communication rule that said every email had to be responded to within 4 hours – or else. So it came as a big surprise to me…
