Have you ever heard complacency breeds contempt? It basically means that you become so familiar with your environment or the people around you that take it for granted. It’s really easy to get settled into routine and familiarity. Not that …
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This blog post is a result of me recently reading The Compound Effect (10th Anniversary Edition), by Darren Hardy, with my team at Ballantine. I really enjoyed reading the original book 10 years ago when it first came out. The …
I’m always looking for ways to improve my morning routine to better serve my personal development goals. So, when I heard about 3×5 Life, I was really intrigued. Originally, I got the 3×5 Life cards to help me with gratitude …
As my daughters are getting older, I’ve been working to help them invest in their personal development. I think you have to start this young to help your kids create habits that will carry them into adulthood. One of the …
Thanks for joining me for episode #10 of The Morning Upgrade Podcast. This week I have the privilege of having my 10-year-old daughter, Nicolette, on the show. She shares about her passion for competitive dancing and how she stays focused …
This year has been full of life changes and things none of us expected due to COVID-19. I don’t take the situation our world has been in lightly, but I have worked to improve my mindset and make the best …
Every day, I spend time listening to podcasts that will help me with my personal development and business. I like to listen to podcasts when I go for a walk, drive to work, or do mindless tasks. It’s important to …
Ever since I was in college, I found it interesting that you could take a supplement pill to get the nutrients you needed. I’ve used supplements ever since to help me with my health goals. When I was in college …
I’m not sure why, but for as long as I can remember, I’ve had this blissful dissatisfaction with where I’m at in life overall. I say blissful because I’m not an unhappy person…and I’m grateful for the life I’ve created…but …
On Friday, May 22nd, 2020, Frances Mastropolo left us for what, I hope, is an even better life. She was my grandma and she was due to turn 97 in just a few months. It’s weird to think we won’t …