Habits. Your habits will either serve you or work against you. The choice is yours. Lifelong habits will either shape your life for the better or ultimately imprison you. Much like compound interest, time has a dramatic effect on how habits impact your life.
An article by the Associated Press caught my eye yesterday — a story about 116 year-old Emma Morano. She is the world’s oldest person and the only known person alive today born in the 1800s! 116 years old! She still lives alone in Verbania, a small
“I think we’re in striking distance of keeping people so healthy that at 90 they’ll carry on waking up in the same physical state as they were at the age of 30, and their probability of not waking up one morning will be no higher
“Rubin Carter was falsely tried The crime was murder ‘one’ guess who testified Bello and Bradley and they both baldly lied And the newspapers they all went along for the ride How can the life of such a man Be in the palm of some
“What’s measured improves.” – Peter Drucker As a businessman, you know that to realise success, you need to monitor and measure the critical elements of your business. The metrics may vary from company to company and industry to industry — but measure you must to survive
