The Fantastic Life

Over my lifetime I have become an avid reader of all things personal and professional growth. I’ve also come to learn that many people don’t have time to read, don’t like to read or don’t know what to read to help them live a Fantastic Life. This blog is a shortcut to articles and stories that I’ve found helpful. There are thousands in this library, organized by topic and by Fantastic Life rule.  Even better, I’ve summarized each entry and highlighted what’s most important. So you don’t have to.

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Reasons to Give Thanks

  This is the season to be thankful.  We know that being thankful and grateful is one of the most powerful advantages in life.  Below

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Business

Killer Interview Questions

  Over the years, I’ve been on both sides of the interview table. Below is a list of great interview questions. Use these as you interview

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Honor the Process

  For a number of years, I have been coaching, teaching and talking about The Process.  Here are few sayings I use: “Honor. The. Process.”    

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Feeling Burned Out?

  If the path to the Fantastic Life seems exhausting, that’s because it is! It’s easy to get burned out. Over the years, one of

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Want to Get Ahead at Work?

  Amir Goldberg, a professor at the Stanford School of Business, and Sameer Srivastava from Berkley teamed up for a research project in which they studied

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Rule #10

Developing Daily Discipline

  What is discipline?  In the below article, Inga Stasiulionyte describes discipline as: The difference between being in control of your future and letting your

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Business

Trust in the Turtle

  Below is an article about how Howard Schultz (CEO of Starbucks) got his job at Starbucks. He pursued the company for over a year

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Business

Using the Weekend

  Here is a different perspective:  Weekends are not mini-vacations.  Rather, they are an opportunity to grow.  In our society, we are taught that career

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My Secret Weapon

  I don’t know Jon Westenberg, but I know we have something in common.  We both view reading as a secret weapon.  And we read…A

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Condolences

  Giving condolences is not easy. Sometimes the sympathy we try to share with grieving friends and loved ones creates more damage from overlooking or simply

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