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Do you have a great idea? Have you thought about turning that idea into a business?

It can often be a challenge to find focus and clarity about what you're doing or around the adventure you're about to start. One of the benefits of participating in a mastermind is that your fellow members can help you define your business and get clarity around an idea.

And that's just what happened during a mastermind call just a few months ago...

Following through is one of the best ways to build credibility, earn trust, and establish yourself as a leader. Without follow through, your credibility is damaged, your personal brand takes a hit, and your leadership will be questioned.

As a leader, whether in your own company or in one you work for, following through on your commitments is a do or die, a make or break situation. Today I want to share with you the importance of follow through.

You're too old. You have no new ideas, much less good ones, and everything original is coming from the guys and girls in their twenties and thirties.

It's too late. You waited too long, and it's now time to pass the torch.

Coaches see what we can't, because they're not where we are. The decision to hire a coach is a big one. To assist you, I've come up with 10 questions you should ask before you hire a coach.

Pokémon Go is the hottest app in the world right now. It broke records for most downloads, set new ones, and continues to garner more attention than any other app on any phone, ever.

But why did Pokémon Go take over? Why is it so popular? And, is it here to stay?

It's my turn to weigh in, and I think you might be surprised by what I have to share.

I've done it! I've figured out the math behind success. You may think I've lost it; you might think I couldn't possibly have the answer.

Whatever you think is fine with me, but I've figured it out, and I'm about to share it with you.

There's something about writing a book that makes you stand out in a crowd. Seeing your name in print carries a prestige that only a small few get to understand.

On July 8, 2016, I self-published my second book. Though Exit Strategy wasn't my first book to be published or listed on Amazon, it was my first book to be available, worldwide, in paperback.

If you're considering self-publishing, you might be interested in reading why I chose to do so instead of searching out a publisher.

Have you ever sat across the table from someone and tried to explain what you do, only to have them stare at you blankly?

What do you do when no one knows what you do? Here's how you can clarify your message so you can build your business.

Have you ever wished you could get more done? Have you ever looked at the highly successful people in the world and wondered how they can get so much done in the same 24 hours everyone else has?