How To Be Positive In Life And Happy In Spite Of The Difficult Times
In life we always have choices. We can choose to focus on the negative or the positive. No one can take away that power from us. Unfortunately, a lot of people choose to focus their energy on what not working versus what's working. When the difficult times arrive,...
read more3 Ways to Zap Mediocrity & Create a Culture Of Excellence Around You
In life, you will always get what you tolerate. If you tolerate mediocrity, you will get more of it. If you tolerate others to behave a certain way, they will continue to do so until you put your foot down. If you are an entrepreneur and some of your employees are...
read moreHow To Motivate Yourself and Stay Keep A Positive Attitude Daily
Being negative is our default. If you want to be positive and happy, you will need to work at it daily. I want to share with you the right triggers to psyche yourself so you can trigger your happy button. The last time I had an interview, the lady asked me if I'm...
read moreHow to Get People to Cooperate and Comply to Your Requests Without Being Pushy
How would you like to more cooperation from your team members, teenage kids, or acquaintances? Is it possible to get people say yes without being pushy? The answer is yes. There's a way to get others to do your bidding or comply with your requests. Also, they will...
read moreConflict Resolution: An Insanely Simple Way To Resolve Drama In The Workplace
Have you ever had to put up with some drama or office politics in the workplace? Is it with your boss or a coworker? Let’s see; you spend about eight hours in the workplace for five days a week. That means you spend more hours with your coworkers and bosses than with...
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“Rene Godefroy was our keynote speaker last week at our Aflac 2016 Kick-off meeting in Tennessee. He was a big hit. He was motivational, entertaining and kept the audience engaged the entire time, which is rare for a speaker. People are still talking about his performance. I would highly recommend Rene to speak at your next event. ” — Alan Martin, State Training Coordinator Aflac