Do Business Well

Now that you know the difference between skills, knowledge, and talents, you can use these terms to throw light on all the other words used to describe human behavior—words like “competencies,” “habits,” “attitude,” and “drive.” At present many of us assume that they all mean virtually the same thing. We use phrases like “interpersonal skills,” “skill set,” “work habits,” or “core competencies” so naturally that we rarely question their true meaning. Continue Reading »

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The degree to which your areas of thinking, feeling and behaviour are not in harmony is in direct proportion to your ability to attract what you really want. This means examining the attitudes that you knowingly, and unknowingly, hold about your life.

Your attitudes are expressions of the way you think, the very frames of reference you have constructed to support your world. It follows that if matter is thought made concrete, then your thoughts are the architects of your material world, and your attitudes the builders. If you have thoughts about how you want to conduct your life and then behave in a manner that does not reflect this `rightness‘, ultimately you become self-defeating in your ability to manifest. Continue Reading »

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