How would you best describe what comes naturally when you begin your work each day?  In other words, what is your nature? Those moments of time when you are in your absolute best element - doing what you do best.

As we delve into the Master Mind Principle of Imagination this month, let’s start by removing the items in your business that aren’t serving you in getting your creative juices flowing. 

What can be the biggest challenge of all is to swim up river when everyone around us might be telling us in to swim with them the other way.  I know those of you reading this who are entrepreneurs know exactly what I am talking about.  

In Latin, the word conversation is “to breathe life.”  As we continue to delve into the many aspects of the Master Mind Principle of Leadership – the ability to have meaningful conversations is the foundation for all good leaders.  

And as I drove across the beautiful terrain on some pretty remote strips along the highway, I found myself (as I usually do) thinking about the inner cowgirl in me, and all the possibilities of the road ahead.  From time to time I couldn’t help but think of those pioneers – those exploration leaders that came across our country discovering places they had never seen before. 

May has arrived and along with it much introspection here in the Victory Circles on the Master Mind Principle of Leadership. Today I want to pay homage to a very special breed of leader that I have come to highly respect over the years: the woman entrepreneur.

Life gives us many choices - without a doubt.  Today as we wrap up our month long conversations on the Master Mind Principle of Self Control with Money I believe it is important to look at the piece around money and forgiveness.  

Money is a form of energy. It can stop you in your tracks if you allow it to (negative energy), or it can set you on a course of abundance of all shapes and sizes (positive energy). The choice sometimes can feel like it is not our own… when in fact regardless of our life circumstances we really are fully in charge if we choose to be.  

As this week’s title for the Victory Letter reflects, they see it as the time to get the money cobwebs removed from their financial world in order insure the overall profitability they are wishing to achieve.  In fact, in a research done by the National Bureau of Economic Research, 60% of Americans suffers from financial ignorance.