Performance Success

Tom Scarda describes a franchise as a business with training wheels. Perfect for someone who has never owned a business but wants to put their destiny in their own hands by simply following a blueprint that has the kinks worked out. There are more than 3500 hundred-franchise companies in 90 different industries that are franchising their concept in the United States and Canada. Which ones are good? Which ones make money? Which ones give sufficient support to ensure success?

A television producer and a pig farmer meet on a cruise, not knowing they will become business partners. Lisa marries the farmer with his million-dollar debt. The farm business collapses, and they explore other ventures, including becoming traveling carnies. Lisa and Keith's faith in God is the thread that binds them together despite failures. Facing setbacks with hope and determination, they rebuild their lives and eventually find success starting a window cleaning company.

Are you searching for more meaning in life and greater results in your work? Discover how two timeless Japanese philosophies—Ikigai and Kaizen—can transform how you live, lead, and grow.

J. J. Sutherland has the solution. In his international best seller Scrum, he introduced a simple, revolutionary tool to turbo-charge the output of every team. Based on decades of research and road-tested at the headquarters of Google and Amazon, the Scrum method transformed how a generation of leaders work - first in Silicon Valley, and then in boardrooms around the world.

The world urgently seeks renewable energy sources, yet often overlooks the valuable resource of personal grit. Why do we wait for crises to tap into our inner strength? In "Know Thyself, Love Thyself," Mike shares his journey and helps listeners find their personal energy supply. He reveals the secrets of his growth, offers strategies for reducing stress and boosting productivity, and provides guidance for entrepreneurs to empower their teams. Start enjoying better company flow, optimized performance, healthy relationships, and personal fulfillment today.

Tired of being caught between the desire to achieve a successful career and the need to maintain your personal well-being? What if you could do both? Many have found themselves sprinting up the corporate ladder, only to realize they're racing toward burnout instead of fulfillment. If you’re one of the many ambitious professionals who have lived that reality—drowning in a sea of deadlines and expectations while neglecting their well-being—take a moment to reflect on a new path forward. The truth is that you can achieve greatness without sacrificing your mental health and happiness.

When Susan Ershler and John Waechter each made the grueling journey to the top of Mount Everest, they were motivated by the desire to join the elite group of climbers that had conquered the Seven Summits, the highest peaks on each of the seven continents. It was this same determination that made them star performers in corporate sales, one of the toughest jobs in global business.

The Catalyst Effect identifies the behaviors and skills needed to lead from wherever you are, regardless of your role or title. It describes powerful leadership and teamwork principles—12 clearly defined competencies, based on field research with professionals in business, sports, the arts, and non-profit organizations—that will elevate the performance of individuals, teams, and your entire organization.

It’s a fact that today some of our public school kids are struggling. We hear reports of test scores being down and kids don’t like to read as much as they used to. Now the schools are being charged with teaching more nontraditional skills, like social skills that involve social emotional learning, than ever before, to students less prepared than ever before.

We live in a world where respect, gratitude, and appreciation have been replaced by efficiency, dismissiveness, and even fear of genuine connection. Sometimes, we don't stare up from our screens and devices long enough to realize there is even another person on the other side of the tweet or email. "Is anybody out there?" One thing is for sure: This speed of life has taken a toll on our basic use of good manners and etiquette. Nowhere is this more apparent than in the decline of professional business communications.

I’ve been a professional actor since the precocious age of 12. When I was five, I decided that there could not possibly be any better job than playing and making people laugh. That became my path, and although I’m not a household name, I’ve been able to play and make people laugh most of my life - and somehow pay the bills in the process. “Not bad”, says I.

In today's over-wired world, we are expected to be always on and always connected, but this approach has consequences. Workplace engagement is at an all-time low, and complaints about work-life balance are at an all-time high. In the quest to optimize while restoring balance, more people than ever before are now embracing flow. Create More Flow introduces the concept of flow, offers compelling evidence for its impact, and provides actionable strategies.

During his run into turning 50, Chris Evans is on a mission. To take stock of where he is and where he's at in order to figure out how best to get the most out of what he believes are the best years yet to come. His typically positive and upbeat journey involves 100 days of contemplation, research, focus, frustration and decision making while secretly: training for the London Marathon and bringing back his cult '90s TV show, TFI Friday.

The countdown begins here, and it shall start with moves that focus on shredding your core. Before starting your workout routine, however, make sure you do a three- or five-minute warm-up. These are simple movements that can slowly bring your heart rate up and warm up your muscles, like walking, stretching, and jumping jacks. If you jump straight ahead to working out, you are exposing yourself to injuries, such as muscle cramps, and it'll be unhealthy for your heart rate to swing straight up.

Feeling stuck or unmotivated? "On Purpose High-Performance Growth Plan II Edition: Architecting a High-Performance Life" by Kirsten Oelrich is your guide to a meaningful, productive life aligned with your goals. Whether you seek personal growth, career success, or better relationships, this book offers a clear system for lasting change.

As grown-ups, we tend to have several people depending on us. Our teams need us to be on our A game each day, and folks in our personal life need our time and attention. Adulting is exhausting and overwhelming at times. People who have been in overwhelm too long often feel discouraged and resigned that this is “just life.” Overwhelm is believed to be a natural consequence of their profession, the industry they work in or their stage of life.

"Conquer the FAC-C Level III: Your Guide to Success on the Federal Acquisition Certification in Contracting Level III Exam" is an essential resource for federal contracting professionals aiming to master the highest level of certification. This comprehensive guide covers critical topics such as strategic acquisition planning, advanced market research, complex solicitation strategies, and effective negotiation tactics. It also delves into innovative contracting methods, managing high-risk contracts, and optimizing contract performance. The book emphasizes the importance of ethics and ...

Embark on a journey into the world of laughter and comedic brilliance with our "Roadmap to Comedy Success" audiobook bundle. Whether you're a seasoned comedian or just starting your comedic adventure, this bundle is your essential guide to mastering the craft of comedy and crafting moments of uproarious hilarity.

Perhaps you are in another role, such as a teacher or parent who has a desire to motivate younger people? Or maybe you just want to motivate those around you, so that they perform better? Being someone who can motivate others is a skill that is as valuable as any other. By inspiring people to improve their lives or careers, it can have a significant impact on your own life, making things easier for you and making less work for you as well. But while we are not all born with an innate ability to motivate others, it is a skill that can be learned.