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1: Be A Visionary Thinker And Not An Idle Dreamer

Self motivation is something many of us find hard. We know what we want but we just cant seem to get motivated to do anything about getting it. But, if youre going to get to where you want to get t...

By: Robin OBrien

2: Motivate Your Team for Outstanding Customer Service: Six Sec...

Providing outstanding customer service is one of the most rewarding yet challenging activities within your organization. Exceptional organizations that provide outstanding customer service will experi...

By: Ed Sykes

3: Employee motivation: The key to a companys success

Picture this: You're the owner of a seat manufacturing company that produces seating for wheelchairs, auditoriums, and cars. You have approximately 100 employees, 90 percent of which are upholsters...

By: Matthew Hick

4: Weight loss motivation: the key to shedding pounds

Have you ever heard the saying, “Where there is a will, there is a way”? For the average person trying to lose weight, this particular phrase is so easy to say - yet so difficult to do....

By: Matthew Hick

5: Daily motivation: What motivates you each day?

Every experience that a person has impacts him or her positively or negatively. All of the positive moments most likely enhance our daily motivation. Daily motivation is what enables us to strive to b...

By: Matthew Hick

6: Work Motivation: Making or breaking your workday

Getting up on the wrong side of the bed can affect the way you feel and perform at work. Your negative persona can be portrayed to fellow employees. Being unsatisfied with the work you are doing, as w...

By: Matthew Hick

7: Self-improvement motivation: the key to unlocking the good l...

Have you ever taken a long, hard look at your life and felt depressed when you thought about things that it lacked? Chances are, you have. No one has a perfect life. There are countless and constan...

By: Matthew Hick

8: The theory of motivation in the workplace

Let’s face it: not many of us like getting up in the morning to face the long day of work ahead. However, every working person still does this for his or her own personal reasons. These reaso...

By: Matthew Hick

9: Family motivation: The glue that holds families together

As many people know from experience, the family unit can be a strong source of stability, security, and happiness. It can nurture support, love, and togetherness. However, when things go wrong within ...

By: Matthew Hick

10: Extrinsic and Intrinsic Motivations

Have you ever had a problem getting motivated to complete a task that you absolutely had to do? Did you ever just want to throw in the towel and accept that you failed? If so, understand that there ar...

By: Matthew Hick

Achieving Your Goals

Setting and achieving your goals can be one of the most stressful and sometimes futile things you ever do in your life. Each new year brings new resolutions. People make unrealistic promises to themselves knowing...

By: JP Michaels

Be A Visionary Thinker And Not An Idle Dreamer

Self motivation is something many of us find hard. We know what we want but we just cant seem to get motivated to do anything about getting it. But, if youre going to get to where you want to get to, you need to be a visio...

By: Robin OBrien

Daily motivation: What motivates you each day?

Every experience that a person has impacts him or her positively or negatively. All of the positive moments most likely enhance our daily motivation. Daily motivation is what enables us to strive to be better people, to work ...

By: Matthew Hick

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The gift of "seeing ourselves as others see us" comes in handy when judging how we've made a first impression. Yet many come away with little or no clue about how that first impression was perceived. ...