William’s Blog

Today's Wednesday wisdom comes from the Napoleon hill, daily wisdom blog. Never mind what others didn’t do. It’s what you do that counts. If you depend upon others for your success, you are doomed to a life of failure and despair. It is a sad fact of life that few...

This week’s Wednesday Wisdom comes from Proctor Gallagher’s Insight of the Day email blog: This week, I witnessed something that demonstrated how tenuous our sense of peace and calm can be. A coaching client, whom we’ll call Trish, sat before me despondent. Less than...

A powerful time management and priority-setting tool made famous by author Steven Covey is called Eisenhower’s Urgent/Important Principle.  As its name suggests, this is a tool used by President Dwight Eisenhower to identify tasks and activities that demanded his...

This week’s Wednesday Wisdom comes from Coach George Raveling’s “Coaching for Success” blog: There will come a day when we take our last breath. The self-discovery journey from birth to death is preciously short. Acknowledging this truthful reality is not meant to...

This week’s Wednesday Wisdom comes from Kevin Paul Scott’s email blog and discusses growth. In this article, he states “Sow where you want to grow.” Decide where you want to get better and invest in those areas. If you want to grow as a leader, sow into your personal...

This week’s Wednesday Wisdom comes from Marc & Angel Chernoff’s book Hack Life and talks about Change & Growth: You’re not the same person you were a year ago, a month ago, or a week ago. You’re always growing. Experiences don’t stop. That’s life. Sometimes...

Mr. Rohn calls our Personal Philosophy the “set of the sail.” He has an amazing 4-hour video here – I’ve watched it dozens of times – this sentence is at 28:24 and the section ends at 36:31 – only 8-minutes in this particular section titled Personal Philosophy. This...

This week’s Wednesday Wisdom comes from Brian Knight’s Daily Discipline email blog: The first thing I felt was the light buzz of my Apple Watch on my wrist as it gently shook me out of deep sleep. The alarm on my phone joined the chorus. I quickly pushed the big...

This week's Wednesday Wisdom comes from Seth Godin: Working professionals develop emotional detachment. It’s the only way to thrive in the work. Emotional detachment helps us remember that we are not our work, and that feedback is useful, not an attack. Commitment...