Last week I shared the first 5 tips for how to be a person of influence, so here are the 5 remaining tips.

When I look around our society, entertainment and political arenas today, I wish there were more people

Many American parents are angry because of their belief that our public educational system is in shambles.

It was a little odd having Easter and April Fool’s Day fall on the same day this year. Those dates haven’t lined up since 1945,

Happy first day of Spring!

Spring is a time

Conventional wisdom holds that as we age our beliefs and attitudes become more rigid. However,

I talk to men and women nearly every day who possess a lack of happiness in their lives.  As I listen to them talk about what they believe

Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich once said, “Perseverance is the hard work you do after you get tired of doing the hard work you already did.”

With Valentine’s Day upon us, our minds turn to love and romantic relationships. What do you think is the foundation of a happy marriage?

According to a Pennsylvania State University study, when you combine a highly demanding job together

When it comes to relationships, let’s be clear – the last thing you want to do is trust someone who is not trustworthy.

Everyone wants to be liked and accepted, although you wouldn’t always know it. Some people give the impression

This is the third installment of a 3-part series on overcoming procrastination.  I admit to feeling the pressure of finishing on time,

In my previous blog I shared some of the reasons we procrastinate and the first three strategies for overcoming it.

Do you want to save time and lower stress? That’s exactly what you will do if you learn and consistently apply

Behind every world-class athlete is a dedicated and committed coach. The same can be said for many of the top performing leaders,

Here’s some great interviewing tips from my friend and colleague, David Towne.

Business travel.

It’s that time again – time for little ghouls and goblins, superheroes and princesses to swarm into the neighborhood

Wouldn’t it be nice if everyone always got along and communication was always agreeable? That, of course, is a fantasy

Back in the “olden days” when my children were still living at home and our main source of communication was a house phone