Ken Eash

You caught me doing one of my favorite things....reading a personal development book 😏📖

There's four part to fulfilling work: Interests, Skills, Money, IMPACT! #100dayslive #day2

Good decisions come from experience, which comes from bad decisions?? I think not! Watch this video for a better way.

In order to see the whole picture, you need to learn to see things through the perspective and life experience of other people.

Due to the current workload, the light at the end of the tunnel has been switched off.

The DISC model of human behavior is a GREAT tool to use to close more potential clients. Learn to spot how they interact, how they need you to respond, and what will motivate them to choose YOU over the competition. Get your DISC profile here: https://www.personalityservice.com/portal/MMZX

5 side hustle ideas any teen can start TODAY: ~ drone photography ~ lawn care ~ social media management ~ web design ~ local tour guide Check out the Teen Catalyst experience and the podcast that goes with it at https://teencatalyst.com. Link to sign up for the Teen Catalyst launch event on Mon 07/05 at 7PM: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZApfu6rqjwrH9TGJFW_WlzUOxdtWLSUh0UT

What's the difference between someone who seems to have all the good luck in the world and someone who is always down on their luck? I might have the answer👆

Wisdom is the power to put our time and our knowledge to the proper use. ~Thomas J. Watson

You bring out the best in people when you trust them with a higher-vision of themselves. ~ Richie Norton When you have a higher vision of yourself it gives you a new passion for life. It guides you to a life you love living that also impacts others. Vision is keeps you motivated to move forward even when you feel like you can't take another step. It's what guides you to create the next big thing. My vision is coaching teens to uncover their own vision for their life and career, so they can confidently create a fulfilling and impactful life.

You've heard of the DISC Model of Human Behavior, but have you heard of the Toothpaste Model of Human Behavior?

From 'The Richest Man in Babylon'.

Try. Fail. Try again. Fail again. Fail better. Always fail forward.