When I wrote The Optimism Advantage, I observed how modern-day-living has a way of reinforcing how little you control, making it far too easy to become a victim. Victims feel that they can’t do anything to make a difference...
On June 4th, John Wooden, arguably the greatest college basketball coach of all time, went to be with his maker at the age of 99. In Jim Tunney’s Chicken Soup for the Sportsman’s Soul, I wrote about the Wizard...
Another perfect game would have created a day’s headline, a brief celebration and become but an obscure footnote in a record book. But the truly amazing grace shown by both Detroit’s Armando Galarraga and umpire Jim Joyce will provide...
John Wiley & Sons has announced a global rights deal with Canada’s Les Editions Transcontinental, Inc. to publish a French version of Dr. Terry Paulson’s The Optimism Advantage: 50 Simple Truths to Transform Your Attitudes and Actions into Results....
Dr. Terry Paulson’s newest book, The Optimism Advantage, has been selected by the Institute for Management Studies as the “Book of the Month” for May. With over 450 major organizations worldwide using IMS as a key component of their...
Jana Stanfield has inspired thousands singing, If I Were Brave, a song she wrote in conjunction with Jimmy Scott. She captures the longing we all have to find the courage to live our dreams. The song asks an important...
You won’t want to miss my free, live video webinar, “Driving Results in an Uncertain Economy,” today, April 7th from 3-4 pm EST (noon-1 pm PST). It’s focused on serving Realtors but open to anyone who wants to learn...
Wouldn’t you rather be an optimist than a pessimist? It’s time to sharpen your attitude, your self-motivation, and your positive focus. It’s time to claim your optimism advantage! What are you waiting for? Choose optimism by using these tips...
On the farms of Illinois, my great uncle, Harvey Swanson, used to provide his share of homespun wisdom. One of my favorites was, “It’s easiest to ride a horse in the direction it is going!” That is a lesson...
Levine Breaking News reports: “A middle-income American family with a child born in 2008 can expect to spend about $221,190 ($291,570 when adjusted for inflation) for food, shelter, and other necessities to raise that child over the next seventeen...
