Here are 13 quotes to ponder, and pick you up if the excessive heat has been slowing you down. “If you want to make it happen, just go out and do it.” Gabriel Draven “Small steps daily will take you further ahead of people with lofty goals who do nothing.” Chris Widener “Have a strategy on how you do things [and] execute the strategy with passion.” Purdy Crawford “The loss of a client is not necessarily a negative. New business opportunities constantly arise and the loss of a client may in fact allow you to accept new business.” Oliver Campbell “When you’re starting off, it takes ten times more energy than you … [Read more...]
Interview With Chris Kulbaba Part Two
October 14, 2011 by
Interviewee Name: Chris Kulbaba, Career and Employment Counsellor, Public Speaker Company Name: London Employment Help Centre Website: http://linkedinheavyweight.com Avil Beckford: Tell me a little bit about yourself. Chris Kulbaba: I consider myself to be first and foremost a family man so that’s really my focus. I have six children between my partner and I so family is very important. The next thing is that I consider myself to be a helper and a collector. I was told very recently that I collect people and information, and I thought that was a very appropriate description of me. And the last thing is I consider myself to be … [Read more...]
Booked on Tuesdays: The Analects of Confucius
September 13, 2011 by
From time-to-time I revisit books that I have read and their summaries/reviews that I wrote to see if anything has changed. While I was thinking about The Analects of Confucius, it struck me that Confucius was the circle leader for a mentoring circle. Even though Confucius was a sage, he also listened to what his disciples had to say. It was a give and take relationship and both mentor and mentees grew as people from their interactions with each other. The Analects of Confucius is a collection of the teachings of Confucius, the Chinese philosopher and great thinker who lived 551 BC - 479 BC. “The Analects concern themselves more with the … [Read more...]
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