Some say we create our own luck. One of the steps to becoming unstoppable is to plan—to set the direction of where you want to go; and make choices[...]

In my speaking engagements—many of which have been virtual—I’ve talked about how far a six-foot-tall person can see if standing on top of a small[...]

Actually, there are goal trackers, habit motivators, smart reminders, and all manner of electronic assistants designed to help you establish habits[...]

The first action we always took as SEALs after learning about a mission assignment was to seek expert advice. It was also the first action we took[...]

As I noted in my last post, I am a goal setter and regularly take stock of where I’ve been and where I’m heading at intervals throughout the year.[...]

Each time you confront a challenge, the first thing you must do is take charge of the conversation inside your head. You need to build a strong[...]

In a previous post, I wrote about the seven traits that characterize unstoppable teammates. I call one of them “perspective” because it reflects the[...]

As you solve each problem that surfaces in your business or personal life, take the time to ask, “Is there a better way to do this?” Great teams and[...]

The biggest obstacle to personal and team success is the ego. It can lull us into thinking we are better than we are, it can block us from accepting[...]

In my previous post, “7 Traits of Unstoppable Teammates,” I talked about how no one person can do it all. Your job as a team builder and leader is to[...]