When it comes to making long-lasting lifestyle changes, I have a few basic, easy-to-remember guidelines. In the May issue of SUCCESS magazine, I spoke of the three C’s as the basic questions to ask yourself when embarking on a new exercise program. In addition, when it comes to eating healthy and weight management, I would like for you to think of the two Q’s: quantity and quality. Post from: SUCCESS magazine Blog People who read this also read...5 Circles beats 3 Squares Americans have, by and large, distorted the golden rule of three square meals a...Freytag: When’s the Best Time to Work Out and Why It’s OK to Break the Rules One of the most common questions I receive when it comes to an exercise...Freytag: How to Work Out On the Go When you're working to eat healthy and stay fit...

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Does the performance of certain groups of students lag that of other groups? Why? What can we offer to assist these students? How effective Is this assistance, and how might we approve it? When a student drops out, where does he or she go? Lumina Foundation has developed data standards to answer these questions.  Many 4 year colleges [...]

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The Art of Customer Loyalty Getting referrals for business is not about asking, it is about the customer experience.  How can you create a great customer experience?  How can you become the trusted resource?  How can you get your customers so connected to your business that they go out of their way to refer everyone they meet including their friends [...]

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