Time is precious. We don’t know how much we have. It’s very important to use it wisely and also recognize when the right time for change is. This doesn’t mean your situation is bad, it means that it has been good. Change is good.

Efficiency will lead to more impact. Resources, relationships, and routines, the three “R”s, are the keys to making you and your team as efficient as possible. Your impact will be greater and your fulfillment will shine.

Focusing in the moment is just as important as focusing on the long term goal. Don’t miss a small lesson in search of a big result.

Giveaways are great. We all love free things. But has our society made getting free things too important? Should we pay for value? Companies give away free things in hopes you’ll become a customer. Your charitable giving is not a business. When you give, you should expect nothing in return.

There is no substitute for hard work. If you are looking for better luck, work harder and you’ll be “luckier”. The effort will put you in a more favorable position.

Mid-course corrections are essential for success, especially within an impact project. Flexibility is important and identifying weaknesses is a strength. Be aware of the need for a change in your path and capitalize on the opportunity.

Education is important, but it’s not sufficient. We must act in order to accomplish. Learning happens while we act and makes the results of our efforts exponential.

Are looking for a motivational ‘high”? Stop. Find a state of motivation. It’s healthier and more productive.

Do you find your seal searching for motivation? Stop. Look within. There’s a three-step process for finding what motivates you. Everyone has gifts that can help others. Here’s how you identify them and use them for good.

They say you are the average of the five people you spend the most time with. Here’s how to pick the best five.