“To discover your true destiny, you must first explore what it is that you want out of life. If you desire prosperity and happiness, you need to initiate two key elements: intuition and motivation — the rest comes naturally.”

How does one discover his/her true destiny? Is there really a natural order to the Universal flow of energy in which your future is predetermined? That depends entirely on you. You see, the difference between destiny and fate is that while fate is the final outcome; destiny requires an essential component of participation: YOU.

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At the front of everyones mind is the quick and easy option to quit their business

Here’s a technique I personally use whenever I am facing a big obstacle that won’t go away no matter how hard I try. It has helped me through the most difficult times in my life and gave me the enthusiasm to go on and on.

So I decided to share it with you today. I hope it helps you as much as it helped me…

I bring my hand in front of me and open two of my fingers - the index and the middle finger.

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Don’t underestimate the spending power of any patient. Also, don’t overestimate the frugality of any patient. Even if you think you know what they are willing to spend, don’t assume, give them all the same options. You might be surprised.

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One of my executive coaching clients was talking with me about how complacent and apathetic his employees had become and how lackluster the company’s performance has been this year, compared to the potential that really exists within the staff. This led us into a discussion about whether a leader should be held accountable to, and for that matter, should the leader be expected to motivate others. And our discussion led us to agree that it is not the leader’s job to motivate the staff. What? Did that surprise you when you read that? I can imagine that a majority of readers of this article will be surprised.

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How often do we think that time will radically change people? No - only Jesus Christ can do that. How frequently does a woman think that after she is married, she will change her husband? There are many casualties regarding that one.

Turn with me to Acts Chapter 25 in the New Testament and let me explain clearly what I mean.

Festus the Governor of the region returns to Caesarea, having been in Jerusalem, and the trial of Paul begins all over again, after having been left to languish in prison for two years. I have been in Caesarea many times and it would not be a nice place to be left imprisoned and particularly when you had no idea how long this was going to last. It is hot humid and steamy.

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