The Infinite Game: Review, Inspiration, and Background

The Infinite Game: Review, Inspiration, and Background

Is The Infinite Game worth reading? What qualities, according to its author Simon Sinek, make for a truly exceptional leader? The Infinite Game, published in 2018 by Portfolio, an imprint of Penguin Random House, is Sinek’s fifth book. It follows up and continues exploring many of the concepts in the Leaders Eat Last and Start With Why. Throughout these three books, he explores different takes on the idea that what makes a leader exceptional is a commitment to a higher purpose.  This The Infinite Game review takes a look at the book’s inspiration and background, intellectual context, and strengths and

Did the Death of Sam Walton Stunt Wal-Mart’s Growth?

Did the Death of Sam Walton Stunt Wal-Mart’s Growth?

What did Wal-Mart look like prior to the death of Sam Walton? How did Sam Walton’s business strategies inspire others? Before the death of Sam Walton, Wal-Mart had grown to over fifteen thousand stores nationwide and Walton was hoping to expand internationally. Walton had also recently opened Sam’s Club in response to Wal-Mart’s ultra-discount competitors like Price Club. Keep reading to learn what Wal-Mart was like right before the death of Sam Walton.

The Millionaire Next Door Formula for Net Worth

The Millionaire Next Door Formula for Net Worth

What is The Millionaire Next Door formula? What net worth is considered wealthy? The Millionaire Next Door formula multiplies your age times your pretax annual income divided by 10 to get your expected net worth—this excludes inheritances. You are wealthy if your net worth is twice as large as your expected net worth. Discover more on how to calculate your net worth using The Millionaire Next Door formula.

Brené Brown’s Guidepost #6: Reject Self-Comparison

Brené Brown’s Guidepost #6: Reject Self-Comparison

Why is comparing yourself to others so damaging? How can you work to reject self-comparison? Brené Brown’s guidepost #6 from The Gifts of Imperfection is to reject self-comparison. She says that when we compare ourselves to others, we begin to conform to society’s expectations rather than embracing our individuality. Continue reading to learn more about the dangers of self-comparison

Miracle Morning Journal: Get Started & Keep Going

Miracle Morning Journal: Get Started & Keep Going

What are the benefits of keeping a journal? What specifically is a Miracle Morning journal, and how can you get started? A Miracle Morning journal can bring you clarity, reinforce growth, and establish a mindset of gratitude. The Miracle Morning author Hal Elrod sets out three simple steps to get you started—as well as tips to keep you going. Read more to learn the why and the how of the Miracle Morning journal.

Expand Your Business: 5 Tips for Sustainable Growth

Expand Your Business: 5 Tips for Sustainable Growth

Do you want to expand your business but aren’t sure which strategy is best to adopt? How can you grow your business without putting too much strain on your resources? The most sustainable way to expand your business is to focus on building and growing a loyal relationship network. Further, your relationship with your fans must be more than transactional—it should be for life. In this article, we’ll first discuss the benefits of having a loyal network of followers, and then provide five tips for accruing one.

The Theory of Relativity: Explained in Simple Terms

The Theory of Relativity: Explained in Simple Terms

What is the theory of relativity? What phenomena does the theory attempt to explain? How has it revolutionized our understanding of the workings of our universe? Within Einstein’s theory of relativity, there are actually two theories: special theory and general theory. The former applies to all physical phenomena discounting gravity, and the latter explains the gravitational force in relation to the other forces of the universe. Learn about Albert Einstein’s theory of relativity, explained in simple terms in Stephen Hawking’s A Brief History of Time.

Handling Conflict 101: The Combative Mindset

Handling Conflict 101: The Combative Mindset

What’s your way of handling conflict? What do you think is the main reason that trivial conflicts escalate into full-blown arguments? According to the Arbinger Institute, the author of The Anatomy of Peace, some people have difficulty resolving conflict peacefully and effectively because they adopt what they call a “combative mindset.” There are three elements of the combative mindset: collusion, self-betrayal, and justification. In this article, we’ll examine how the combative mindset causes failures in our approach to conflict.