Drowning in Data? The Importance of Focus in a World of Information Overload

Information is power, but in today’s world, we’re facing an unprecedented data deluge. According to Domo’s Data Never Sleeps 10.0 report, global data creation is exploding, projected to reach 181 zettabytes by 2025. Just consider the activity every minute: millions of Google searches, hundreds of hours of YouTube uploads, thousands of Instagram posts and tweets. […]

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Do You Know The Way To San Jose?

America’s happiest cities. Researchers for decades have studied the science of happiness and concluded that some of the key ingredients include: a positive mental state (a growth mindset); strong social connections; job satisfaction; health, and financial stability. One study suggests the incremental amount of happiness stops at around $75,000 of annual income. WalletHub examined every […]

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Leave Nothing To Chance

It seems in business, there are two approaches: Those who are prepared and those who are not. A commonly observed trait of peak performers? Leave nothing to chance; always be prepared. Anticipate, and prepare for, the six key questions: Why: Why does this client, recruit or project matter, and why now? Who: Who are the […]

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The Ultimate Secret

Do it until… is the most common denominator for success in anything. Some of us learn fast, others slowly, and many of us in between. When you are committed to the cause, the effort, and the result, “you do it until ___.” Fill in the blank; you do it until you gain mastery; you do […]

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Some Things Are Just Hard

Near-death by a car accident, boot camp, Kilimanjaro Summit day, Hellmecula, Snowmageddon, Spartan Beast, crazy markets, and so much more. Some things are just hard, and you want to quit. I’ve made it through some tough situations with this one strategy: looking only a few steps, tasks or minutes ahead. “Doing the next right thing.” […]

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Less Is More!

Focused Time. The top 1% know that less is more! Say what? Who would you imagine to be more productive: someone who works 55 hours a week or someone who works 70? If you guessed the latter, you’d be incorrect. Stanford economist John Pencavel found that output per hour falls sharply after about 50 hours […]

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So How Consistent Are You Right Now?

When you are inconsistent, nothing works at the optimal level. Here’s what I know: recruiters, talent attraction coordinators, team leaders, managers, and real estate sales professionals who consistently set and attend appointments are producing more results, period. These leaders are consistent and disciplined in their daily prospecting and marketing routines. Consistency… social media does not […]

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