April 2012

Ok, in part one I made the point that we all have 168 hours in a week, from Donald Trump to a skid row bum, hence the reason I called it the great equalizer of men. We also determined that once you have subtracted 42 hours for sleep and 50 hours for work, we have 76 hours remaining. Depending on how we utilize that 76 hours can have a tremendous impact on our health, wealth, contribution to society, quality of life with our families, pursuits of hobbies and so forth. Now we're going to appreciate the value of a minute - NEVER underestimate the value of a single minute. Let's talk about that ... for a minute...

168! What is the significance of the number 168 in regards to time management? Well, for starters, it is the great equalizer of all men! 168 is the total hours in a week - 24 hours x 7 days = 168! The difference between the successful and the average is how their particular allotment of time is used. How do you?

In our parents and grandparents day, they were taught to get a good job, work hard and retire with a stable pension and Social Security. That would be enough. According The Wall Street Journal online, a person in today’s era will have seven, count them, SEVEN careers in their lifetime, but we are still touting the mantra of GET A GOOD JOB AND STAY PUT! That is a myth...

I have always loved the analogy between the words INVOLVED and COMMITTED. I don’t remember where I first heard it or in what context it was being used, but it stuck and I got the message loud and clear. Do you know the difference?

There has been a lot of talk lately about the merits of Isagenix vs ViSalus, specifically the Isagenix® IsaLean® Shake vs the ViSalus® Vi-Shape® shake. It's actually tough to compare these two products directly since one is a meal replacement and the other is really a meal supplement. Nonetheless, here's a chart that lets the facts speak for themselves.