Tag: mindset

Hold Yourself Accountable – Reduce Stress and Meditate! Many of my corporate entertainment programs lead into motivational keynote speeches and seminars. My goal is to offer empowerment technique that for personal and professional motivation. You are responsible for the foods you eat and the decisions you make. You are also responsible for your thoughts. If you’re stressed or suffer from a lack

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Clear the Clutter Will Enhance Your Mindset and Success! How do you enhance your mindset? You know it will feel great when you finally tackle that long overdue project or simply clear the clutter from the top of your work area; yet, the task can seem so daunting that you put it off until tomorrow. The problem is that tomorrow

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You can be your own biggest cheerleader and worst critic. Tips from Mindset Motivational Speaker Ricky Kalmon As a mindset motivational speaker, I am asked how to leverage success. The opinion you have of yourself is one of the most important keys to success. Confidence and self-esteem will go a long way toward creating the mindset you need to create

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Corporate Motivational Speaker with a Focus on Anticipating Change It’s been said that people don’t like change, but change, large or small, is inevitable and necessary in business and in life. We cannot evolve and grow without it. Through change, we’ve made major advancements, increased our productivity and efficiency, and seen phenomenal progress in science, medicine, and technology. The problem

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Recognize There is Room to Grow in Your Personal and Professional Life! The human mind has an astounding capacity for learning. Unlike a computer’s hard drive, there is no limit to the knowledge and experiences that can be stored in it. However, some people believe that growth and learning only take place during our formative years, when we receive our

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Tips from Motivational Speaker Ricky Kalmon Have you ever caught yourself negotiating—with yourself? For instance, how many of us have said, “I’ll find time to relax tomorrow.?” The problem is tomorrow never comes. We talk ourselves out of precisely what we want … and need. Here’s another: “I could never be as successful as the guy next door.” Why not?

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