Think about it, really think!
The pen is mightier than the sword.
What the heck does that mean?
The use comes from a higher level than the use of the sword.
Using the pen one usually taps into the reasoning mind, whereas use of the sword taps into the emotional mind.
With the reasoning mind
Tonight is book club night! I love it!
The wisdom of the ages are locked up in books. And what’s so cool is that we have the key to unlock them.
We just have to be willing to take some time to open up and read.
Ever since my move away from Minneapolis to Santa
The imagination is the most powerful, most miraculous inconceivably powerful force hat the world has ever known.
Bob Proctor pointed out this quote of Napoleon Hill’s often.
Yet, Bob Proctor also indicated that while we were allowed to use our imagination as small kids ‘to get us out from under our parents feet,’ when we
Ruminations have a couple of definitions. The original regards the action of a cow chewing its cud.
Currently, the word is used for the incessant thinking about something upon which one has become fixated.
Interesting application of a word and by knowing both definitions, it’s not that hard to recognize that the term is often
Have you ever wondered why some tech companies make it big while others never get off the ground?
The answers are just as applicable to the individual as it is to the companies which reach for and grab the brass ring.
Here’s the original idea. They call it the “Betamax problem.”
Decades before internet streaming
Bob Proctor indicates that image above is the most important concept he has EVER encountered. It’s called “STICKPERSON.”
And as is so seemingly important these days (at least here in Seattle) – you are more than free to attach the gender pronouns which you deem most appropriate to … IT.
Why? Because one of
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No. 5 | In a Series on Unique Brand Challenges
Jim McDowell, Vice President, Marketing, BMW of North America
The Ultimate Brand?
On beginnings. I went to Colorado College and then studied public policy at Harvard. So it’s not
[Note: Bob originally posted this Justice Smiles’ article at BoundaryDisputeLaw.com on December 23, 2018.]
At Church this morning, the pastor indicated that his folks have property in Maryland’s Appalachia where the Amish also reside. He then spoke to the fact that a draft horse had the ability to individually pull 8,000 lbs.
His question was
