“I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” – Maya Angelou, Novelist and Poet Source: ThinkExist.com “Leaders are more powerful role models when they learn than when they teach.” – Rosabeth Moss Kanter, Business Leader & Harvard Professor [...]

We have long heard the stories why dressing up for success is critical. But the Palin wardrobe malfunction – which cost her party $150K for her clothes and a lot of resources to respond to the media when this story came out, makes me wonder if this was necessary. Here is Sarah at the RNC. [...]

Always start from what is your priority? If you need to make a house payment, then look for a job. If you can’t think in a messy house, then clean your surroundings. If you are thinking of a good meal, get a great lunch. To get more done in a day, understand Adaptability is the [...]

I was invited on Oct. 25th to BiztechDay to lead a panel on ‘Marketing to women online’. There were many exciting questions, I got from the attendees : which I will address in my blog posts soon. Here is a link to my presentation: on what women want online… Marketing To Women Online View SlideShare [...]

It sounds deceptively simple, but it’s true. The easier you make it for her to find what she’s looking for, the more likely she is to buy – A – because she can find want she wants in less time, but also B – you’ve taken the time to understand her, which increases her brand [...]

Practice is the classic activity of successful people. Sidney Sheldon, the best-selling novelist, approaches writing by turning out fifty pages a day and not missing a day. ( The average goal for a writer is four pages). And so for business professionals, surgeons, teachers, mentors, artists. Excellence is developed by repeating a strength. World class [...]

Many of us have resisted our parents when they tried to instill good habits in us. They could have been: 1. Brushing your teeth 2. Waking early in the morning 3. Eating vegetables. 4. Exercising 5. Getting enough sleep The list goes on… And then some of us who have teachers have been requested to: [...]

Before you show up, ask yourself the day before, ” What do they know about me?”. “What impressions have they already formed from what little they already know?” Then think, “Does my appearance reinforce their stereotype?” If so, then dress yourself to undermine the stereotype. A college student in well-tailored suit, a U.S. President in [...]

I often come across people, who tell me that they are not able to do some things – because they don’t have time. And when I work with accomplished professionals – be it on projects or on their interviews on Invincibelle. They never say – I don’t have time. What I find interesting is that [...]

Jonathan Harris is a New York artist and storyteller working primarily on the Internet. His work involves the exploration and understanding of humans, on a global scale, through the artifacts they leave behind on the Web. He believes that the world resonates with shared emotions, concerns, problems, triumphs and troubles. In this video, he touches [...]