Why do leaders underachieve?
I met a dozen goo-roos who claimed that they are the best motivational speakers in the Philippines. Though I dreamt about becoming number 1, motivational speaking isn’t a competition.
4 Big Steps to Personal Growth
Many people want personal growth, but they rely on motivation—so they start strong, stop fast, and feel stuck again. In this article, Jef Menguin shares practical steps to personal growth—small habits, clear reflection, and consistent action that compounds. Read it and share it with your team so you build steady progress, not random bursts.
The Ripple Effect of Personal Development
The ripple effect of personal development for me was immediate. I shared the lessons I learned with my friends. And many of them became confident too.
To Lead By Example: The Most Effective Way to Lead Others
To lead by example means that you have to walk the talk. You tell people what to do, and get yourself dirty too. You to align your actions with your words.
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Steam Up: Preparations in Public Speaking
When I first ventured into the world of professional speaking, I felt like a little fish in a big pond. Over time, and hundreds of speeches later, I’ve picked up a trick or two to calm those butterflies and truly connect with my audience. You
Start before you are ready.
The best step to write a book is not trying to write but to write. Daily. In the number of hours you want. Until you get done.
Stop Wishing and Start Doing
Motivation and ability fail people. Not only that they need to develop skills of achievement, but they must also develop achievement habits. Stop wishing and start winning.
Persistence: Build Stick-to-itiveness
You must be stickier as you get older.
Stick with your dreams when others tell you to forget them.
Stick with your dreams when facing tough times and you aren’t sure whether or not you can make it.