Your Good Deeds Make Their Way Back To You By Josh Hinds »

Just for today find someone to encourage and inspire to reach their full potential. What you put out in the world will inevitably make its way back to you. I’m the first to admit that when we are experiencing particularly hard times this appears to be the farthest thing from the truth. However, there are [...]

On Creating The Life You Want Through Your Actions By Josh Hinds »

I hope you find the following quote & picture inspiring. As was once wisely said, “all else fails without first action.” I hope you will give some thought to the words in the quote below. As you move through your day, look for ways to adapt the main idea and remember that the actions you [...]

The Multiplying Power of Encouragement By Josh Hinds »

Find someone to encourage. Of all the gifts you possess truly one of the greatest is the ability to build up and help another person to do the best they can. An interesting thing happens when you give of this special gift — much in the same way a magnet works, you begin to pull [...]

The Art of Proactive Encouragement By Josh Hinds »

There’s a saying that I believe holds true. It says, “if you wish to receive more of life’s rewards, look to create more value for others”. The question then becomes how does one go about creating value. This is an area where most folks over think it in my humble opinion. Giving value can, and [...]

How to Set Goals and Achieve Them Using Goal Cards By Josh Hinds »

A Quick Lesson in Setting and Achieving Goals … A big part of the coaching as well as speaking I do is teaching my clients, as well as those I have the good fortune to speak to in a live presentation or workshop setting involves showing them how to not only set goals, but actually [...]

Applying the Broken Window Theory For Personal Growth By Josh Hinds »

The Broken Window Theory comes from ideas included in an article titled “Broken Windows” by James Q. Wilson and George L. Kelling, which originally appeared in the magazine The Atlantic Monthly. Later there was a book adapted from the ideas shared in the original article. The theory goes like this… If a building has a [...]