There Comes a Moment When You Know: It’s Time.

Posted by Erin Casey | Posted in Editor in Chief, Relationships | Posted on 01-11-2010 | Print This Post |
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What are you waiting for? Last week, almost 30,000 women and men in Long Beach, Calif., and countless more via the Web, have heard the call: It’s time. It’s time to take action on your dream, or against the dissatisfaction you feel. It’s time to move forward… to stop waiting. I’ve attended The Women’s Conference for the past three years. Each time I leave with renewed hope, inspired to take another step toward the life I desire. As I write this on the flight home, my mind is buzzing with excitement and energy (and exhaustion). I’m overwhelmed with the ideas and inspiration Maria Shriver, the conference team and the speakers generously pour into this forum for women. Attending a conference is only worth the time and expense if you actually do something with what you’ve learned, and...

Behind the Scenes Photo Magic

Posted by Brandy Jules | Posted in Editor in Chief, SUCCESS Magazine | Posted on 05-10-2010 | Print This Post |
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When you’re a high-profile celebrity, your photo is taken all the time: out shopping, walking the dog, or late nights out. Some of those photos turn out great and some turn out to be a little risqué. For example, while looking for photos of Serena Williams for last year’s October cover, I came across a photo of her in a thong bikini. Not quite SUCCESS cover material... Post from: SUCCESS magazine Blog People who read this also read...Shrinking a Big Head Today, I’d like to take a lesson from a godfather of soul. No, I’m...Behind the Scenes: Entrepreneur, Designer, Philanthropist Kenneth Cole During my interview with Kenneth Cole in his Manhattan offices for our July cover...Let’s talk money. [caption id="attachment_2532" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Milun Tesovic and...

Shrinking a Big Head

Posted by Amy Anderson | Posted in Editor in Chief | Posted on 14-09-2010 | Print This Post |
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Today, I’d like to take a lesson from a godfather of soul. No, I’m not talking about James Brown. I’m talking about the man who is godfather to R&B star Usher. Entertainment legend Ben Vereen. Now, I have to tell you that one of the things that most surprised me in my interview with Usher for our October cover story was his humility. I mean, let’s face it; the guy could have a head the size of Manhattan, and people would still buy his albums. If you rank up there with the Beatles and the Bee Gees when it comes to Top 10 singles, you’re almost expected to have an ego as big as your success. Usher is aware of the expectation. “People think this lavish lifestyle is fun and games all the time, that there’s nothing serious about it,” he said... Post from: SUCCESS magazine Blog

Priority 1: Stop the Chaos. Priority 2: Live with Purpose.

Posted by Erin Casey | Posted in Editor in Chief, SUCCESS Magazine | Posted on 20-08-2010 | Print This Post |
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I’m a serious student of time management. I was hooked the first time I attended a Franklin-Covey seminar—I was 23. Using a system that included life planning (not just a calendar), I was able to get more done without feeling so scattered. But since then, “more” has turned into a lot more. And it’s not just my stuff that that I have to keep track of… it’s my kids, my husband, work, school, writing deadlines, travel schedules, etc. Keeping everything organized in one online calendar helps, but the warning light on my mental-stress indicator was flashing OVERLOAD on a regular basis. So it’s no wonder that the title of Patrick Lencioni’s book The 3 Big Questions for a Frantic Family caught my attention. Frantic is exactly how I felt. Maybe Lencioni and his book could offer some guidance...

My Secret Productivity Weapon Against a Roller-Coaster Day

Posted by Amy Anderson | Posted in Editor in Chief, SUCCESS Magazine | Posted on 06-08-2010 | Print This Post |
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by Amy Anderson Managing Editor Okay, so the fact that I scribbled the letter “B” on the back of my hand to remind myself to write this blog entry today should tell you just how much I need productivity strategies. I have a friend who jokes that my mind is like a steel sieve. That’s not a [...] Post from: SUCCESS magazine Blog People who read this also read...Priority 1: Stop the Chaos. Priority 2: Live with Purpose. I’m a serious student of time management. I was hooked the first time I...Behind the Scenes: Entrepreneur, Designer, Philanthropist Kenneth Cole During my interview with Kenneth Cole in his Manhattan offices for our July cover...

The Stuff of Legends: What sports greats are truly made of

Posted by Lisa Ocker | Posted in Editor in Chief, Relationships, SUCCESS Magazine | Posted on 21-07-2010 | Print This Post |
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As I sit down to write, I imagine our contributing editor Don Yaeger on assignment: Deep in South Louisiana, he’s swatting mosquitoes in the swelter of this July afternoon. He’s sweating. Every once in a while, he has to stomp a foot to keep a fire ant from climbing up his sock. And he’s loving every minute. Post from: SUCCESS magazine Blog People who read this also read...You are part of our family. Ever wonder what it takes to get SUCCESS magazine into your hands each month?...Let’s talk money. [caption id="attachment_2532" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Milun Tesovic and Sandra Bienkowski (Photo by Julie Denesha)"][/caption]...Assaraf: Every Winner Has a Coach… Do You? Have you ever noticed the incredible influence that a coach has upon the performance...

Working for the Hometown Paper: Lessons in Accountability and What Really Matters

Posted by Lisa Ocker | Posted in Editor in Chief, SUCCESS Magazine, Training | Posted on 25-06-2010 | Print This Post |
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I remember Walter Cronkite saying the best training you could get as a reporter was at your hometown paper, where you better spell your neighbors’ names right or risk getting punched in the nose. I started my journalism career 28 years ago at my hometown paper, The Baytown Sun, on the upper Gulf Coast of Texas. Post from: SUCCESS magazine Blog People who read this also read...Hardy: It’s Not What You Say That Matters When it comes to influencing others, recruiting, selling or motivating people to take...In a Word—WOW! Lessons, Laughs and Key Takeaways from This Weekend’s SUCCESS Symposium What a sensational event! More than 2,000 people came from all over the world-20...You are part of our family. Ever wonder what it takes to get SUCCESS magazine into your hands each month?...

Behind the Scenes: Entrepreneur, Designer, Philanthropist Kenneth Cole

Posted by Amy Anderson | Posted in Editor in Chief, SUCCESS Magazine | Posted on 10-06-2010 | Print This Post |
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During my interview with Kenneth Cole in his Manhattan offices for our July cover story, three things happened that didn’t make it into the article but told me more about Kenneth Cole as a person than many of the answers he gave me. Post from: SUCCESS magazine Blog People who read this also read...Hardy: Power to the Entrepreneur We know you’re the type of person who wants more out of life; your...You are part of our family. Ever wonder what it takes to get SUCCESS magazine into your hands each month?...

Let’s talk money.

Posted by Deborah Heisz | Posted in Business, Channels, Editor in Chief, Robin Sharma, SUCCESS Magazine | Posted on 27-01-2010 | Print This Post |
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Money and time. The two topics most people avoid are the ones we’re tackling head-on in our February issue. Most of us struggle with time and money at some point, whether it’s learning to manage our schedules, setting up a plan for retirement or just trying to get out of debt. We at SUCCESS magazine believe [...] Post from: SUCCESS magazine Blog People who read this also read...We’re giving 2010 a kick-start. Welcome to the first issue of SUCCESS for the year 2010! We are excited...You are part of our family. Ever wonder what it takes to get SUCCESS magazine into your hands each month?...

We’re giving 2010 a kick-start.

Posted by Deborah Heisz | Posted in Alicia Keys, Channels, Editor in Chief, Guy Kawasaki, Robin Sharma, Well-Being, jack canfield, new year's resolutions | Posted on 31-12-2009 | Print This Post |
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Welcome to the first issue of SUCCESS for the year 2010! We are excited to have you with us as we kick-start a fantastic year of personal growth and achievement. In our editorial planning meeting a few months ago, we started brainstorming ideas for this January issue. What we discovered was that, while we each have [...] Post from: SUCCESS magazine Blog People who read this also read...You are part of our family. Ever wonder what it takes to get SUCCESS magazine into your hands each month?...Start Strong: Eating Breakfast Is a Recipe for Success What if you went 12, 14 or even 16 hours without eating? You’d be...