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  These 8 things can make you or break you. WORDS ARE POWERFUL; USE THEM WISELY Have you ever said anything that you wish you could take back? Hey, perhaps you have a perfect record when speaking. I know I don’t. I haven’t always been as careful, as considerate or as mature as I am today. Not that I don’t make mistakes still, but I certainly don’t put my foot in my mouth as often and I did when I was a teenager and in my early 20s. T h e words we say carry a lot of weight on them. This is especially true in the professional world. As a leader, or someone striving to become one, the words you say today can have an impact on your journey for years to come. In today’s super public, social media driven, cell phone camera ready society, saying anything in an irresponsible manner can come back to haunt you. Just ask any politician running for office. They will have their entire lives put on display for everyone to judge. Some have discovered that even their high school faux pas aren’t sa...

  Every year, millions of people in the United States and around the world make New Year’s   resolutions. The goal of these resolutions is to set new goals like making more money, finding a new, more rewarding job, working out and improving one’s health, mending broken relationships, saying goodbye to some toxic relationships, and living better, more fulfilling lives. These are just some of the goals people set for themselves. Having done some research, the top three goals set by people are make more money (or find a better job), get fit (join a gym and stick with it), and find love (a husband or a wife). Did you know? It’s only the second week of a New Year and many people are already feeling the pressure of keeping their New Year’s resolution, while others are already feeling the guilt of failing to keep their New Year’s resolution. While this can be discouraging, did you know only 7% of people keep all their resolutions for the year, while 19% only kept some of the resoluti...