Quotes of the Day

The acceptance of complete responsibility is as essential to leadership as is courage. Perhaps the most important quality of leadership is the habit of integrity. The most important asset you develop through life is your reputation, and the quality of your reputation is determined by your level of integrity. [2004] - Brian Tracy

A primary trend lasts the longest period of time, and its lifespan may range between eight months and two years. An intermediate trend could last from a month to as long as eight months. A short-term trend can last for a few days to as long as a month. Day traders are concerned with spotting and identifying short-term trends. [2007] - Grace Cheng

Personality profiles such as the Clifton StrengthsFinder, or Myers-Briggs Type Indicator(MBTI), or the Kolbe Conative Index, or DiSC ask you to respond to various questions or pairs of descriptive statements. Then they collate your answers and present you with a summary of your strongest patterns of thought , feeling, or behavior. [2007] - Marcus Buckingham

Develop the habit of eating an excellent, high protein breakfast with no toast, bacon, or sausage. Eat a high quality lunch, ideally composed of a salad with protein such as chicken or fish. Eat a light dinner, primarily composed of vegetables with a little protein, but no breads, rolls, or pasta. [2004] - Brian Tracy

How to Show Her You've Got "The Right Stuff": 1. Compliment something she's wearing, especially a piece of jewelry, and ask her where she bought it. 2. A currently popular film is always safe conversational fodder, but find out her opinion on it first and make sure yours agrees with it. 3. Talk about a local charity event. 4. Ask her about her job. 5. The most important overlooked turn-on for the 21st-century woman is alluding to a way you can help her professionally. 6. Ask her about her favorite restaurants. Then drop the names of some of yours. Go first-class here. 7. Listen very carefully to her as she speaks and, whatever subject she even touches on--even via a word here or there out of the blue about something, pick up on it and ask her about it. 8. Whatever subject you wind up discussing, quote something that you read about in Forbes, US News and World Report, the Economist, the Wall Street Journal, or the Investor's Business Daily.  [2006] - Leil Lowndes