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Why You Should Never Start With Your Most Difficult Task

(And What You Should Do Instead)

November 9, 2016 by Michael Hyatt

Years ago, I heard a motivational speaker encourage his audience to “eat that frog.” The line has a long history. And it makes sense: Stop procrastinating and just do the thing you fear. Once you do that, everything else is easy. While that may be helpful in overcoming procrastination, it’s exactly backwards for big goals […]

Filed Under: Productivity Tagged With: difficult tasks, Momentum, Productivity, Success, tasks, Time Management

10 Research-Backed Ways to Create the Breakthrough You Need

Including One Trick that Works Especially Well for Introverts

November 7, 2016 by Michael Hyatt

Leadership and entrepreneurial breakthroughs depend on creativity. But we don’t always feel very creative, do we? Thankfully, research suggests we all have access to the kind of creativity we need to get the results we want—even if you don’t feel especially creative. Last week I went fly fishing on Hesse Creek in East Tennessee. Nothing […]

Filed Under: Personal Development, Productivity Tagged With: breakthrough, creativity, Productivity, relaxation, Sleep

3 Leadership Lessons from the Cubs’ Historic World Series Win

Because it Takes More than Skill to Beat the Odds

November 4, 2016 by Michael Hyatt

I’m not much of a baseball fan. I played in high school, but I lost interest after breaking my elbow. So while most of my friends were deep into game seven of the World Series, I went to bed. Then they woke me up. Several of us were staying in a vacation home for a […]

Filed Under: Leadership Tagged With: baseball, hope, Leadership, Potential

What Happens When Companies Forget About the Product

The One Thing You Must Do to Preserve Your Innovation Mojo

November 2, 2016 by Michael Hyatt

I used to watch Apple’s product events with eager anticipation. But when I watched the most recent one, I was disappointed. I’m a serious Machead. But if I’m honest, I think they’re losing their mojo. It’s a cautionary tale, one that Steve Jobs actually warned about. Using IBM and Xerox as examples, Jobs explained the […]

Filed Under: Leadership Tagged With: apple, Innovation, Mac, microsoft, product

3 Ways Email Can Sabotage Your Leadership

When to Use It—and When to Avoid It Like the Plague

October 31, 2016 by Michael Hyatt

When I was the CEO at Thomas Nelson, one of our authors was frustrated. In response to a disappointing sales report, he fired off a blistering email to one of our divisional leaders. He complained about poor results. He criticized the sales strategy and our failure to execute. Worse, he challenged the leader’s intelligence, competence, […]

Filed Under: Productivity Tagged With: Communication, email, Leadership, Productivity

7 Easy Ways to Boost Your Likability Quotient

How to Avoid Spraying Talent Repellant on Everyone You Meet

October 28, 2016 by Michael Hyatt

Ever wonder why some people are likable and others aren’t? Without a high likability quotient, it’s tough to succeed in almost any area of life—especially as a leader or entrepreneur. If you want to win with people, they not only have to know you; they also have to trust you. Likability is the bridge between […]

Filed Under: Leadership, Personal Development Tagged With: Friendship, influence, likability, relationships, smile, trust

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