Getting In Touch With God, Self and Business
A cool thing happened to me a couple of months ago, I welcomed my fourth daughter into the world. (My wife did most of the work but you probably already knew that.) Another cool thing is that my wife and I made a bet that if it was another daughter then I could buy a gaming system like Xbox, PS3, Wii etc. So I went ahead and picked up a PS3. As a gamer I really only like playing sports games. Madden, College Football, NHL Live etc. If EA sports puts it out, I probably like it. All this sounds great right? Except that I usually don’t play it when
The Best Time To Work On Your Business
When I work with a business owner, one of the first things that I cover with them is their schedule. Specifically, I want to know when they work on their business. Most of the time, I just get a blank stare that lets me know that we are going to have to work on developing some habits. The best time to work on your business is in the morning. Before any calls. Before any employee interruptions. Before you get your day blown up by an angry client. This morning time for me is called a power hour and I use my power hour at times to ensure that I am
What is a “power hour”?
When we first talked about the concept of a “power hour”, we weren’t 100% sure that the concept would be understood right away. This is due to the “Hour of Power” church program and being college graduates, the knowledge of the power hour drinking game. Despite these references we decided to call our concept for a morning routine a “power hour” anyway. So what is a “power hour”? A “power hour” is a tool that we utilize each morning that dedicates one hour before we do anything else to focus on our mind, body and spirit. During this hour (give or take) time is spent reading, praying, meditating, writing, working-out,
Get the facts on the importance of Soul Purpose
According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics out of 100 people that start working at the age of 25, by age 65… 1% are wealthy – Only one out of every hundred! 4% have enough money to retire – with government assistance. 3% are still working and will need to continue to work until they die. 29% are already dead. 95% of all Americans retire in poverty. This is the typical level of financial reward a person can expect after at least forty years of full-time hard work. US government figures showed that the average person reaching retirement age in North America has savings of less than $500. That
