I am responsible!
Episode #593 January 05, 2018 – We all have two choices in life: accept life as it is or accept responsibility to change it. Hi this is Dan Miller – and yes youāre listening to the 48 Days Radio show…
Episode #593 January 05, 2018 – We all have two choices in life: accept life as it is or accept responsibility to change it. Hi this is Dan Miller – and yes youāre listening to the 48 Days Radio show…
[powerpress] Episode #590 December 15, 2017 ā In this week’s Podcast, we zone in on our goal setting with a great question from a listener who wants to know ifĀ he shouldĀ push forward in 2018 to double his income knowing that…
[powerpress] Questions: Dan why am I not happy in my new success? Would you rather be safe, secure, all your needs taken care – but know your in captivity – Or open to risk, danger and uncertainty but totally free?…
[powerpress] The Magic of Thinking Big When you believe I-can-do-it, the How-to-do-it develops.Ā Ā Donāt āFake it till you make itā but rather āTell the truth in advance.āĀ Ā In this episode I review the timeless classic, The Magic of Thinking Big and share…
[powerpress] Donāt aim to be comfortable Youāll never be your best if you just want to be comfortable. Ā Being comfortable can lead to complacency, laziness and mediocrity.Ā If youāre successful on 80% of the things you try, youāre not…
[powerpress] Does the world really need my contribution? If you have a talent for technology, art, music or brain surgery, does the world really care?Ā Is your contribution meaningful if twenty other people can do the same thing?Ā Letās look…
[powerpress] Your success is guaranteed – if you do this āHere is a rule that will guarantee your success ā and possibly make you rich: Invest 3 percent of your income back into yourself.ā Thatās great advice from Brian Tracy.…
Be aware that not fitting nicely into school and societal molds may brand you as a āfailure.āĀ You may have been the āCā student or maybe you lost 4 jobs in a row.Ā However, itās interesting that often those labeled…
Thereās a concept in criminal thinking known as the broken window theory.Ā Introduced in 1982 by social scientists James Q. Wilson and George L. Kelling in an article titled āBroken Windowsā it included the following example: āConsider a building with…
LastĀ week I talked with two guys, both in the landscape business.Ā The first complained bitterly about customers who were hard to please, did not pay their bills on time and didnāt understand the big picture of landscaping.Ā He went on…