Self-Awareness | Page 3

Ask how you can improve yourself on a daily basis.

The first one is "I'm not smart enough." But that's totally not true, right?

When comes to your happiness, you're the boss.

So the sooner you learn to value your worth, the sooner you'll create the life of your dreams.

As an entrepreneur, have you ever suffered from the dreaded business disease called "infobesity"?

There is more to a healthy, happy life than hydration, salads and sleep.

When you're feeling stuck, bored or overwhelmed it's best to figure out why and how to get moving.

Social hours and mixer-style events aren't the only ways for employees to connect beyond work meetings. The best conversations -- and internal relationships -- grow from a range of different interactions.

The fastest way to expand your possibilities is see past the limitations you imagine are holding you back but really aren't.

Treasure your hard-learned lessons, then turn away from the person who hurt you and toward building the life you want to live.

Once you understand yourself better, your motivation changes.

IQ only gets you so far. The rest of success is avoiding missteps (see below) and then simply showing up and starting.

You must realize it's up to you to make the most of your talents -- and to be honest with yourself so you can improve upon your shortcomings.

It's critical for always-on-the-go entrepreneurs to care for their most important asset: themselves.

You can't be all things to all people. Find your niche.

Changing self-defeating thought patterns is easier than most people think.

It's easy to be motivated when we're excited by a new venture but more rewarding when we remember why it is still worthwhile.

Getting what you want is an inside job. First you must get answers from yourself, before you can expect results from the world.

Keep your creative juices flowing to avoid the complacency death spiral.

Try to be more like the legendary athlete, who believed in his ability more than anyone around him.

These tried-and-true practices can put you on a short list of performers who have the edge in the leadership race.