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The 10 “Secrets” of Leadership

There are many effective styles of leadership, but there are several “secrets” to leadership in any organization. Vision: You must have a clear and compelling vision of the future of your organization. It’s the big picture of how your business should look, in as much sensory rich detail as possible. Leadership starts from within. If ...

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Step 1 -Complete the Form Below to Request Your FREE 1 on 1 School Progress Evaluationand Receive Your FREE GIFTS!  My NAPMA Team and I are on an UNSTOPPABLE MISSION to help our fans (and our industry) take their martial arts school to the next level this year. I’ve generously offered to ...

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"Hacking" Your Own Performance

Toby’s Holiday Reading List Awaken the Giant Within – Tony Robbins Mastering Influence – Tony Robbins (Audio Pgm) How to Master the Art of Selling Anything – Tom Hopkins (Book) How to Master the Art of Selling Anything – Tom Hopkins (Audio Program) GOALS – Brian Tracy Psychology of Winning – De...

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Taking Smart Risks

    All of life is a risk. You take a small risk when you drive to work or walk across the street. You take a larger risk when you start a business or invest a sum of money. You take a risk whenever you venture into the unknown that cannot be exactly determined. The ...

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The Formula for Failure and Success

Failure is not a single, cataclysmic event. You do not fail overnight. Failure is the inevitable result of an accumulation of poor thinking and poor choices. To put it more simply, failure is nothing more than a few errors in judgment, repeated every day. You make errors in judgment and then foolishly repeat them every ...

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Wealth vs. Lifestyle

It’s interesting to listen to a group of school owners brag about their schools, according to three measurements: number of students, school size and gross revenue. Let the lying begin.Active student count is the most exaggerated number of them all. For example, I asked an acquaintance that owns a very small school his active student ...

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