Recently, I watched a lecture given by Matt Harding - the “Where the hell is Matt?” guy who does a silly dance in dozens of countries - and he spoke about expanding your bubble by traveling internationally. I love the idea of traveling the globe, expanding your bubble, having epiphanies about the brotherhood of mankind [...]

Unfortunately, the mantra, “Bigger, better, more” has pervaded our modern culture. More options, increased complexity, larger products. We’ve even constructed elaborate systems to organize it all. Thankfully, we have champions of logic, such as Nick Pagan, who help cut to the core of what is important. He recently wrote two articles dispensing pragmatic [...]

Two recent articles over at SuccessSoul highlight teachings of a pair of famous successful people - Bruce Lee and Albert Einstein. While drastically different men, both articles seem to weave an underlying thread that success is created by the simple things; focus, dedication, giving value to others.
In the first article, “Albert Einstein’s 7 lessons [...]

Recently there was an article on lifehack.org that urged readers to “Get Out More.” http://www.lifehack.org/articles/communication/get-out-more-6-ways-to-be-more-social.html I can’t stress too much how important this is. As you get out, your scope of real experience with broaden and your life will feel more “lived” in stead of “just passed you by.”
One problem we face today, however is [...]

There’s a useful post over on lifehack.org on how to write. The author gives some good tips, so go check it out.
Here’s a couple of my thoughts on the subject of writing.
Good writing and good editing are really the same thing. The discussion of one automatically includes the other.

The editing tip that has helped me [...]

Jon Leger just put up an article on his blog talking about how persistence is at least as big a part of success as talent. It’s called “What it takes to succeed in business.” Check it out.
I think another useful point to bring up is that you need to not just focus on one field [...]

Learning to learn is a subject that doesn’t get enough emphasis from success writers. I’ll admit, I read and listen to a lot of material that could be useful in my life, but very little of it actually sticks.
There are many reasons to learn new skills.
David Moldawer over at lifeclever.com suggested that everybody Learn a [...]

Two of my favorite classic success books are The Greatest Salesman in the World by Og Mandino and The Richest Man in Babylon by George Clason. Putting teachings into a story seems to give it more weight.
Internet Business maven James Brausch is doing his best to be a modern Og Mandino. On his blog, he’s [...]

I just came across a great article about a tool that you can use to find the solution to virtually any problem. Basically its this; when you sit down to come up with a solution, sit down until you come up with 100 different solutions. The more you have to think about it, the better [...]

On my brother’s blog, he’s started to discuss some of things he believes important in forming a master mind group. He asked me to check it out and give some input.
First off, here’s some of Napoleon Hill’s tips from Think And Grow Rich

Ally yourself with a group of as many people as you may need [...]