Business Coaching

Prepare Yourself For 2010

Brian Tracy is holding a teleseminar to help you to prepare for 2010, in fact to help you to reinvent yourself for 2010.

You will find more details on my Brian Tracy Blog at Reinvent Yourself & Thrive in 2010

It is even at a reasonable time for anyone based in the UK or Europe.  

7 Key Time Wasters At Work

I read an article yesterday that reminded me of the 7 key time wasters that Brian Tracy has identified:

1. Telephone interruptions
    
   
2. Unexpected visitors
    
   
3. Meetings

Brian Tracy Blog

I am spending a lot of time communicating with Brian Tracy International following the creation of the iLearning Global training platform and generally strengthening my relationship.

These are exciting times and i used to have permission to publish Brian's articles on this business coaching blog but they didn't always fit in with the direction I wanted to move but they always had good advice in them.

So I have found the solution.

I have reconfirmed my permission to publish and I have created a specialist Brian Tracy blog.

iLearning Global: Business Development & Network Marketing

I have just been listening to a call about the launch of iLearning Global, a new way of personal business development put together by Brian Tracy, Bill Bartmann and a few others which is attracting the cream of trainers, consultants and speakers.

It is a very interesting idea and similar to how I saw DT Alpha from Stephen Pierce working out. Unfortunately that never moved forward beyond the promise although Stephen's DT Alpha blog is excellent.

The iLearning Global Deal

Eat That Frog - Stop Procrastinating

This morning I have been following Brian Tracy's advice by "eating that frog" this morning.

The idea is that if you have a frog to eat, it's better to get it over and done with. You certainly don't want to be sitting there looking at it all day.

I haven't really eaten a frog of course but what I have done is tackled a few jobs that I have been putting off, and off because I didn't want to do them.

21 Great Ways To Manage Your Time Brian Tracy

In my series of blogs on common mistakes made by entrepreneurs, time management has been a recurring theme so it seemed a good idea to introduce you to one of my favourite short time management programs - Brian Tracy and his "21 Great Ways To Manage Your Time and Double Your Productivity".

One of the biggest problems when I talk to entrepreneurs about developing their business is the concern that they don't have time to do what they already do, let alone find the time to do some new activities.

Success Secrets of Self Made Millionaires Brian Tracy

Brian Tracy is giving away for free his audio recording program, 21 Success Secrets of Self Made Millionaires and I thought that I should listen to my copy again and write a review (if you just want to jump straight to the free offer see Self Made Millionaires. (affiliate link))

The 21 Success Secrets of Self Made Millionaires is a 72 minute audio CD and is part of a series of 21 Success Secret audios (I reviewed the 21 Success Secrets of High Performance Businesses some months ago).

Keys To Reaching Your Full Potential

A quick reminder that the FREE Ideas to Income teleseminar on March 4th, 2008 is Brian Tracy explaining why personal development and business training are the keys to reaching your full potential.

Crunch Point Brian Tracy

Crunch Point by Brian Tracy

Book Summary Review

"Crunch Point: The 21 Secrets to Succeeding When It Matters Most" by Brian Tracy is a great read for any business owner or manager who is in a difficult position because business performance is poor.

I have reviewed this book through a business summary service and it is clear that the summariser has the same issue with Brian Tracy as I do.

The Four D's of Financial Success

With the permission of Brian Tracy International, I am delighted to feature another of Brian's articles on this blog.

The Four D's of Financial Success
By: Brian Tracy

Start From Nothing and Become Financially Independent

More than eighty percent of self-made millionaires in America began with nothing or in many cases, less than nothing. I can certainly relate to that because when I was growing up and right into my early 30s, I never had any extra money with which to start a fortune. It seemed to me that there was always enough, if not more than enough bills, to absorb every penny I earned. I was always in debt.