You WILL hit a career ceiling. You WILL experience a career bump. You WILL make a career jump. You WILL get a surprise career opportunity. The question is, will you handle these invariable transitions victoriously? Of course, because you’re going to listen to this show and Jon’s counsel…
Bob Beaudine says this is THE secret that changes everything. We ask…how. Really. How? In real life, how do you tangibly ask God and hear anything specific? It sounds great, but in reality seems about as realistically tangible as levitating. I guarantee listening to this show will be a revelation to this concept.
We all want success in life, business, finances, relationships, health and more. But success can often have a high cost, namely in our peace, contentment, and happiness. Steve Smith has his own story as a rising mega-church pastor and the toll it took on his life. Today he’s now walked with thousands of C-level executives, business owners, mega-church pastors and high achievers, who have had aspects of crash-and-burn in their lives and businesses.
I am excited be be speaking in three different countries in Europe – here’s why I am excited:
The Ziglar philosophy is universal, and I love meeting new family everywhere I go!
Please join me if you can. Click on the countries below to get the details:
This is the absolute crux of your entire life and existence regarding success and failure. You control it by what you speak and think. Practice the exercise in this show and declare war, rebellion, and anarchy on yourself.
Hey, everyone, this is Kevin, bringing you Ziglar’s True Performance Show, episode #413. We’re back with Zig talking goals…and how you can actually achieve them.
I believe that my input determines my output.
I believe that I am ridiculously in charge of my dreams. No one else is responsible.
I believe that the fastest way to success is to replace bad habits with good habits.
I believe that God created me on purpose, with purpose, and for a purpose.
Life and the world is filled with stress and chaos. We can’t change that. But we can equip ourselves to deal with it, and a foundational necessity is having a place of peace and renewal. Our home. Our closest relationships. How do we go about creating this? In her book, Creating a Haven of Peace, Joanne F. Miller guides us through the key ingredients needed to have a home of peace and relationships of love.
Zig is helping us to actually achieve our goals, and it comes down to…us. What we do and don’t do. But don’t rely on sheer will. And definitely don’t rely on happenstance. What are you doing, and not doing, every day…that is leading you? We listen to Zig, then pull out three main points for better digestion.
What legacy do you want to leave?
Imagine with me for a moment that you are 90 years old, in good health, and have a sharp mind.
You are on a family vacation. Kids, grandkids, and great-grandkids are everywhere. As you watch the activity around you, you are inwardly smiling because the fruit of your intentional legacy is all around you.
A few days ago I sent out a Zignificance email that started off with:
"The liberal thinkers drive me crazy when they say making a lot of money is wrong and that making a profit is evil."
I need to apologize for that. Many liberal thinkers believe strongly that making a profit is a very good thing.
“A SNIOP is a person who is Susceptible to the Negative Influence of Other People.” Zig Ziglar
Does this describe you?
Here are three keys you can use to stop being a SNIOP.
Know who you are and what character qualities and attitudes are important to you.
In today's environment we're constantly exposed to "superstars," particularly in the world of athletics, but also very frequently in the political arena. We see an athlete do his job, which might be to make a tackle, throw a block, catch a pass or make an exciting run.
