Articles by Jim L. Smith

The best course to take, however, is the one where you maneuver your ship around the storm.

Creativity, much like success, must be accomplished through perseverance and hard work.

The first thing we need to do is get rid of the idea that all creative people are born that way.

Last month I laid out “A Roadmap for the Future” which received a favorable reaction, therefore, I thought I might continue along this path on a subject that is important to every quality professional.

Fear persuades us to do less than we are capable of doing.

If you want to shorten the time it takes to get back on your feet, try positive visualization.

The very act of imagination forces you to accept that certain things are indeed possible for you.

When mountain climbers feel like they can’t go any further, they concentrate on the next three feet.

The reality of life is that rejection will form a part of it.

When you expand your comfort zone, you also raise your self-esteem.