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Showing posts with label Happiness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Happiness. Show all posts

Friday, January 29, 2016

New Business Book Summary Available for Broadcasting Happiness

 Broadcasting Happiness

A positive broadcaster is someone who focuses on the positive in order to motivate others and produce results. In Broadcasting Happiness, Michelle Gielan challenges readers to develop more positive outlooks on life. By capitalizing on positivity, positive broadcasters can change the trajectories of their families, companies, and communities. Journalists in particular should focus on the positive and practice transformative journalism by offering a more complete picture of what is happening in the world. By making the choice to see the good in life and share it, anyone can broadcast happiness.

Friday, July 10, 2015

New Business Book Summary Available for Overworked and Overwhelmed


Most professionals do not realize that mindfulness, or the balance of awareness and intention, is the antidote to extreme stress. While mindfulness may initially seem like a complicated and elusive goal, leadership coach Scott Eblin demonstrates in his book, Overworked and Overwhelmed, that there actually is a straightforward methodology to achieving it. To this end, Eblin provides readers with an in-depth guide to the nature of mindfulness, as well as a set of mindful routines they can implement to curb feelings of burnout and be happier and more productive in both their work and home lives.

Friday, September 19, 2014

Do Cool Sh*t


Contrary to popular belief, it is possible for people to have enjoyable careers and work with like-minded people who share their interests. In Do Cool Sh*t, Miki Agrawal, a young, successful entrepreneur, shares her journey of finding work she loves rather than working only to make money. For her, making money is not how she defines success. Rather, success is about doing the absolute best with the capabilities a person has rather than putting in hours in exchange for a paycheck and a boring existence. Her belief is that people truly can have it all.
According to Agrawal:

*People who step outside their existing social networks to make new connections may find it difficult at first, but it could create opportunities to meet potential investors for new business ventures. Without taking chances, these connections will never be made.
*Before asking for something, it is important for individuals to first understand exactly what they want. Clear proposals will make recipients more accepting of the "ask."
*Although there is a place for passion, entrepreneurs also need to stop and identify what they are good at. It is difficult to be successful in a venture without the skill set to back it up.
*Opportunities do not have to be strictly entrepreneurial--there is also an "intrapreneurial" approach where people expand their reach with their existing employers by growing their internal programs. This can only happen in work environments where creative thinking is encouraged.
*Part of the journey to success includes creating a list of admirable people. Entrepreneurs must connect personally with the people they admire in order find mentors who can help them launch their businesses.
*Teams are vital to success. Not investing the time to hire the right people can result in constantly re-hiring and training new people.
*If people are not willing to change the way they do business, they will never get the chance to experience new things. New experiences are vital for achieving success.
*The type of communities people spend time with strongly influence the types of people they become. Part of creating new lifestyles and mindsets involves finding new people with whom to spend time.
To learn more, please visit http://www.bizsum.com/summaries/do-cool-sht

Friday, October 18, 2013

Too often, people remain chained to their pasts simply because they are afraid of the pain that comes with change. In Why Wait to Be Great?, Terry Hawkins, CEO of People in Progress Global, offers straightforward methods to help people overcome their painful pasts by breaking bad habits and replacing them with positive ones to create professional and personal success. Through the fictional characters of Flipman and Pitman, Hawkins demonstrates how everyone has the choice to be happy and fulfilled no matter what their circumstances may be.