I don’t know why it works, but it just does.

The other day, I looked at my Apple Notes section and scrolled down to reminisce on past thoughts from years gone by.

Thanks to cloud computing, a decade of collections is here for me wherever I choose to wander down memory lane.

It’s not your lack of resources; it’s your lack of resourcefulness.

This week, I was playing banking bingo.

Our organisation banks with numerous institutions and strikes deals with anyone that fits the criteria we’re looking for.

It's not that we want this many rendezvous with various banks; it’s just the way things are.

Banks - like people - have their idiosyncrasies and habits that we have come to understand.

These three words represent, to me, the essence of all the successful people I encounter.

They form the basis of their thinking and DNA. For some of us, success comes naturally, much like those who can win at sports without breaking a sweat; others need to practice more.

The same principle applies to our minds: we can improve our thinking to gain a little more belief, action, and momentum.

A couple of compelling business models have come to my attention lately, and I believe they are worth sharing with you so you can adapt and implement my insights.

It’s essential to discuss why this is so significant first.

The hundreds of podcasts I have conducted have exposed me to the intimate struggles that entrepreneurs face in business.