Happy 2013! What do you plan to Build AND Develop this year? Remember, you are a BAD Apple!
What does BAD Apple mean? It means:
Building
And
Developing
Attitudes which
Produce
Powerful
Leaders
Everday
Everyone get's excited for the New Year because it brings new hopes, new ideas and potential to do things you didn't do the year before.
In order to make things happen, you must change your thinking and you must change your attitude. Without the right attitude, you can not produce your goals and dreams.
Frank's mom recently shared a poem with us about attitude. We thought it was the perfect way to get everyone motivated to start the new year!
Go out and Do BAD Things! Have a BAD Attitude!
ATTITUDE
by
Tiffany Bradley
I can be kind and positive, I can be nasty and negative, I can make a
heart or break a heart, I can make you cry or feel ashamed, I can be
tolerated if I am good.
I AM YOUR ATTITUDE!
I can make you look bad, I can stop you from receiving things you want,
like a job, a loan a scholarship, even friends. I can make you look
pretty; I can get you things that you never thought you could never
have.
I AM YOUR ATTITUDE!
I can make you loved. I can make you hated it's all in your approach, I
can start you off good, and finish you off great I can make the man say
"I loved him he was great we'll accept him to our school." Or "thank
you we'll hire you". I can even get you denied or fired, it's all up to
you.
I AM YOUR ATTITUDE!
I can give you potential, I can get you ahead, I can make your day or I can destroy your day!
I AM YOUR ATTITUDE!
I come in many different languages, vogues, preppy, or plain, I am a
reaction, a defense, an opinion, a charm, a characterization, and a
first impression!
I AM YOUR ATTITUDE!
With all the many places I've been, and all the people that I've come
across, I always manage to be the star that shines the most. I'm always
the one though stand out before every other .I'm always the first thing
noticed!
I AM YOUR ATTITUDE!
I can be kind and positive. I can be nasty and negative; It's all up to
you and your approach on life. I am all these things above and more,
but it's up to you to decide on how to manage me!
I AM YOUR ATTITUDE!
Tuesday, January 1, 2013
Sunday, December 2, 2012
Achievment
Our mission is to encourage others to achieve in creative ways. We tell people that BAD equals success and success is the achievement of a goal or a dream.
Frank recently joined his local Toastmasters group to be around people who have a passion for speaking and learning how to become better speakers.
He recently got the groups newsletter and thought that he would share an article from the newsletter. Enjoy!
Frank recently joined his local Toastmasters group to be around people who have a passion for speaking and learning how to become better speakers.
He recently got the groups newsletter and thought that he would share an article from the newsletter. Enjoy!
Toastmasters Tale
Achievement
By Kim Minert
Recently, I purchased a new
planner/calendar, which came with
an educational CD containing a 6
week course on the subject of
achievement. Goal setting is
passé. Achievement is the new
standard. You don’t just set a
goal, make a resolution, stick it
between the pages of the family
Bible, and hope it comes true. You
have to actually do something. The
requirement is that you plan your
year before the year begins, plan
the month before the month
begins, and plan each day before
the day begins. With these quick
and easy steps, you will become
an achievement machine. Set only
those goals you really want to
achieve; otherwise sabotage your
ill-thought out plans and finish
2013 in the same pot of soup as
2012.
Achievement
By Kim Minert
Recently, I purchased a new
planner/calendar, which came with
an educational CD containing a 6
week course on the subject of
achievement. Goal setting is
passé. Achievement is the new
standard. You don’t just set a
goal, make a resolution, stick it
between the pages of the family
Bible, and hope it comes true. You
have to actually do something. The
requirement is that you plan your
year before the year begins, plan
the month before the month
begins, and plan each day before
the day begins. With these quick
and easy steps, you will become
an achievement machine. Set only
those goals you really want to
achieve; otherwise sabotage your
ill-thought out plans and finish
2013 in the same pot of soup as
2012.
Friday, November 2, 2012
Radio Interview
Frank was recently asked to do a radio interview with one of his former students who says he helped inspire her to chase her dreams.
Click the link below to listen:
http://hashitoutwithjane.podomatic.com/entry/2012-09-30T19_11_24-07_00
Click the link below to listen:
http://hashitoutwithjane.podomatic.com/entry/2012-09-30T19_11_24-07_00
Friday, September 21, 2012
We've been on the Road
Sorry we haven't blogged lately. We've been on the road doing B.A.D. Things!
We've been Building AND Developing ourselves
We've been Building AND Developing relationships
We've been Building AND Developing communities.
We would like to thank Lewis University in Indiana, Lorain County Community College, Albright College and Best Buddies Arizona for allowing us to do what we enjoy doing...
"Encouraging others to achieve in creative ways!"
It's makes us feel like super heroes!
Frank and Rodger
Wednesday, August 15, 2012
Why Do Speakers Cost So Much?
Great article we found about the cost of speakers
Why do Speakers
Cost so much!
By: T.J. Sullivan
I thought you might enjoy a simple answer to this FAQ.
Let's say you spend $3,000 on a speaker. Here's how that
typically breaks down. About $800 off the top goes to the government in taxes.
Speakers usually pay more because they have to pay both the employee and the
employer's portion of the social security tax (all self employed people have to
do this). About another $100 per gig is going to health insurance (more if the
speaker has children or a spouse they pay health insurance for, like I do).
If affiliated with an agency, they are usually paying a MINIMUM
of 20-percent of the total to the agency, so that's about $600. Figure that the
average successful speaker pays about 10-percent of all the money they bring in
on marketing costs, so that's another $300. It costs a lot to get the word out
with mailers, websites, conference attendance, and so forth. All of that comes
out of the speaker's pocket.
So, now, we're at about $1,800 spent. Then comes the cost of
travel. Airfare usually averages about $400 per appearance (sometimes a little
less or a little more, depending on where you live -- in Denver I'm averaging
just under $400 per). Hotel is about $100 a night on the cheap end, and a
rental car is almost always about $100 a day if you add in the cost of a half
tank of gas. Our total cost is up to $2,400. Let's bump it up to $2,450
assuming that our speaker would like to buy a sandwich, pay a toll, tip a
shuttle driver, park his/her car at the airport, and maybe buy a soft drink in
the airport.
That leaves about $550. A speaker doing 40 appearances a year is
doing really well, so that's about $22,000 for the year after expenses. Not
what you thought a speaker makes, huh? Truth is – unless you can charge upwards
of $4,000 an appearance and do at least 40-50 a year, speaking is really a
great SECOND job.
Just thought you'd like to know. Obviously those speakers who
can charge top dollar and book 80-100 programs a year are doing very well, but
for most speakers you've seen, this just isn't the case.
An Apple a Day.....
An Apple a Day…
There are many reasons to eat fruits and vegetables. A recent study from Finland suggests that flavonoids, found in fruits and vegetables, can reduce risk of chronic disease. Flavonoids often work as antioxidants and can protect against oxidative damage that may lead to heart disease, cancer, and diabetes. Flavonoid intakes of more than 10,000 people were measured and their rates of various diseases close to 30 years later were assessed. The death rate from heart disease was lower in those with higher flavonoid intakes. Of all the dietary sources of flavonoids, apples appeared to be most associated with reduced risk of death from heart disease. Stroke rates were also lower with higher intakes of flavonoids. Prostate cancer and breast cancer risk appeared to be lower with higher intakes of certain flavonoids. Flavonoids, and their apparent effects on a number of chronic diseases, provide another reason to eat generous amounts of fruits and vegetables.Knekt P, Kumpulainen J, Jarvinen R, et al. 2002. Flavonoid intake and risk of chronic diseases. Amer J of Clin Nutr 76:560-568.
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
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