The need to leave a legacy is our spiritual need to have a sense of meaning, purpose, personal congruence, and contribution. – Stephen Covey

Many receive advice, only the wise profit from it. ~Harper Lee Advice from others who have walked the path is invaluable.

Our biggest fear is the fear of change. People change when the pain of staying the same becomes greater than the pain of changing.

We decide whether life is a tragedy or a thriller. All chapters end. The excitement lies in the chapter we are about to write.

As we think about Thanksgiving, the expression of gratitude to the people who are most important to us can be a powerful professional advantage.

Each of us has the ability to light up another life. And at some point in our own journeys, someone has been that light at the end of a very dark tunnel. Let your light shine for someone this week.

Almost a century ago, Calvin Coolidge said, “Nothing in this world can take the place of persistence.” Today, that’s truer than ever.

Ironmen describes people who put endurance to the ultimate test. This week, my good friend Rob Myers contributes thoughts endurance, as an athlete, a husband and a father.

Just, for the sake of a better world, examine your own beliefs and ask yourself, "What makes me think this is actually true?"

Whatever you may be doing now, someone else is out there thinking about how to do it better. Why not be the one to raise the bar?

Ted Lasso’s Emmy Award-winning adventures as a fish out of water who everyone expected to fail is filled with valuable wisdom for every workplace.

Pivotal moments can be influenced by one friend. Be that friend whenever you can. You never know when those moments may come to pass.

Here’s the most important lesson from the worst experience of my life: The only way out of your darkest hour is to keep doing good things.

I preach positive attitude a lot. The truth is “positive” often has nothing to do with it. Getting what you want is almost always about tenacity.

Whenever I feel like COVID-19 has changed the world I used to know forever, I remember some of the best advice I ever received: Build with what you have.

High performance people trade in the currency of lofty dreams, always reaching for the next level. But, are lofty dreams always the right prescription?

When it comes to products, celebrity influencers can move inventory. When it comes to important issues, the best influencer is you.