Kevin Mohler is a nationally recognized trainer and speaker in personal development, business, management, health, and philosophy. Kevin has shared the stage with icons such as Grant Cardone, John Maxwell, Les Brown, Daymond John, Jack Canfield, James Malinchak, Joe Theismann, and many more. He has mentored thousands of people globally by sharing philosophies and principles required for massive achievement. He has spoken to hundreds of thousands of people in audiences as large as 14,000, given over 600 keynote presentations, and has built several multi million dollar companies.
In my home office, beneath the triple monitors connected to my Macbook Pro reads the following quote: “Besides the noble art of getting things done, there is the noble art of leaving things undone. The wisdom of life consists in the elimination of non-essentials.” Lin YutangDerek Sivers is a musician and the creator of the company CD […]
Recently I was at a business lunch assisting some entrepreneurs on a huge project implementation plan so they could secure investors. I was surrounded by great company at one of my favorite restaurants in the entire region. The server went around the table and got everyone’s lunch order. When it was time for me to […]
Do you have financial goals for 2017? Do you have a goal or vision to increase your income in 2017? Make sure you design your life intelligently. An increase in income does not improve happiness. It’s the type of income that you generate that is important. If you made twice as much money in 2017 as you […]
Meeting with Sir Richard Branson was a game changer. Mr Branson is the most fun loving, selfless, philanthropic and successful man I have ever met. His view of the world is incredible. (Sir Richard Branson on Twitter: Click HERE) How big are you thinking? I love to think big. I am always thinking big. I am always thinking […]
You Do. As I got on facebook this morning I saw a post from years ago that I posted that said “If you are looking for something to get you in the Christmas spirit, you’re missing it. It’s not something you find, it’s something you produce.” This post caused me to reflect this morning about […]