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A small business is like a sapling that begins as an acorn and then grows into a majestic tree. It doesn’t need your effort or ideas to expand. An entrepreneurial business grows of it’s own accord by innovating and adapting to the needs of customers and clients.

GWEN is a new spirit of cooperation between women entrepreneurs. While corporate careers favor competitiveness, entrepreneurs enjoy the benefits of innovative forms of cooperation.

The most direct path to wealth and luxury is marriage. If you are honest, kind, and caring, you are well suited for partnership with someone who is rich and generous.  

In the heartwarming film Good Will Hunting, Robin Williams portrays the role of a marvelous psychologist who agrees to take on a troubled young man played by Matt Damon. Their connection is adversarial at first. With great skill and compassion the psychotherapist reaches through the pain and wins the love and appreciation of the troubled youth. Their connection is palpable. 

The best things in life are free. The second best are very expensive. – Coco Chanel

An old saying goes, “If you think money can’t buy happiness, you don’t know where to shop.” Our research with video feedback shows that lofty ideals don’t energize people as consistently as exciting adventures and financial freedom.

The most effective education is learning by doing.

Sage University is the only international educational organization based on cultivating the unique curiosity and inventiveness of each participant. At Sage we apply curious inquiry, creative dialogue, and a spectrum of feedback methods so that each individual discovers his or her own career path.

Life is better than you think. Our mind filters out the stunning beauty and joyous rapture with a shabby reflection of a world clouded over with troubles and worries. Only rarely do we catch a glimpse beyond the veil to touch the wonder of our being.

The more you "know" the less you see.

Leadership isn’t taught, it’s lived. This isn’t a classroom; it’s a crucible. For thirty days, you’ll be immersed in the heart of leadership, not just studying it, but doing it. 

Before you can move an audience, you have to unleash the aliveness within yourself. Speakers, leaders, coaches, and singers can improve their performances by learning to project the charisma that moves other people.