Image: PixelwunderByRebecca This article originally appeared on success Most of the time, we react to situations by following the path of least resistance. It makes sense that this happens. We’re only human. When a job opportunity opens up, and we need the money, we take the job without really considering the long term. The problem is, if you …

ROYALTY-FREE STOCK PHOTO Making money is just a small part of what makes someone truly wealthy. Much of it comes from a person’s mentality—how they think about money, how they think about time, their goals, and the way they define successitself. There are ways that the super-successful approach these things that are distinct from the average …

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Steve Jobs. Sean Gallup/Getty Images Read the original article on Medium. One question has fascinated me my entire adult life: what causes some people to become world-class leaders, performers, and changemakers, while most others plateau? I’ve explored the answer to this question by reading thousands of biographies, academic studies, and books across dozens of disciplines. Over time, I’ve noticed …

Read the original article on LinkedIn Toxic people are all around us. Some know that they are toxic while others have mastered the art of how to displace their dysfunctional behaviors onto those around them. Typically they are very good at what they do and can often influence the most sound minded person to question their own motives …