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This study aimed to analyze the influence of the discipline of learning and participation on student achievement with confidence as moderation. The population is class X in academic year 2013-2014 with a total of 117 students. 88 students Samples were taken by using simple random sampling technique. Research using method of explanation by quantitative approach that consists of learning the discipline, participation, confidence, and learning achievement. The results showed the discipline of learning and participation has a positive influence and significant on student achievement both partially and simultaneously.
Confidence no significant effect as a moderating influence on the learning achievement of learning discipline. Confidence has significant effect as a moderation influencing student participation on learning achievement.
Simultaneously there is a positive and significant impact on the discipline of learning and participation influences on student achievement in class X SMK the district of Dawarblandong. Cheek, G Jimmy, 2005. Relationship of Supervised Agricultural Experience Program Participation and Student Achievement. Journal of Agricultural Education.
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You don’t need to have been born under a lucky star, or with incredible wealth, or with terrific contacts and connections, or even special skills.but what you do need to succeed in any of your life goals is self-discipline. Unfortunately, most people give in to the two worst enemies of success: they take the path of least resistance (in other words, they’re lazy) and/or You don’t need to have been born under a lucky star, or with incredible wealth, or with terrific contacts and connections, or even special skills.but what you do need to succeed in any of your life goals is self-discipline. Unfortunately, most people give in to the two worst enemies of success: they take the path of least resistance (in other words, they’re lazy) and/or they want immediate gratification: they don’t consider the long-term consequences of the actions they take today. Shows you how you can achieve success in all three major areas of your life:1. Your personal goals.2. Your business and money goals.3.
Your overall happiness.Each of the 21 chapters in this book shows you how to be more disciplined in one aspect of your life, with end-of-chapter exercises to help you apply the “no excuses” approach to your own life. With these guidelines, you can learn how to be more successful in everything you do—instead of wistfully envying others who you think are just “luckier” than you. A little self-discipline goes a long way.so stop making excuses and read this book! Ive read almost two thousand books on a variety of subjects over the years and I can honestly say if someone asked me to give them one book to help them become successful in life it would be this one. Its full of simple, straight-forward advice in 21 key areas of life such as: relationships, career success, leadership, finances, health, courage, happiness, character(my favorite), responsibility, time-management, peace of my mind, and many others. Brian really knocked it out the park with this on Ive read almost two thousand books on a variety of subjects over the years and I can honestly say if someone asked me to give them one book to help them become successful in life it would be this one.
Its full of simple, straight-forward advice in 21 key areas of life such as: relationships, career success, leadership, finances, health, courage, happiness, character(my favorite), responsibility, time-management, peace of my mind, and many others. Brian really knocked it out the park with this one. This is one I will re-read every year.Update 3/2015.Since this book has 21 reasonably short chapters, I read one chapter every morning completing the book every 21 days.
It takes me about 15-20 min each day.(depending on the length of each chapter) Its a great way to get your day started, you may want to try this as well.To be clear, there are better personal development books on the market but very few are more easy to read, practical and cover a broad range of topics like this book.Tony Rogers JrAuthor of Visionary: Making a difference in a world that needs YOU. As you say simple and straight forward, but self discipline is no easy matter every day. I got where I am today with constant enormous self discipline As you say simple and straight forward, but self discipline is no easy matter every day. I got where I am today with constant enormous self discipline. But he puts a lot of emphasis on $$ and job success. There are many worthwhile goals of self discipline that only bring personal satisfaction.
The end of the book goes into some of this.Mar 27, 2018 02:53PM. I have mixed opinions about this book: on one hand, the information is useful and worth learning. Yet, on the other hand, the information is shallow and often fallacious.What do I mean? Some of my favorite parts of the book are quotes from someone other than the author. Overall, the book feels like study notes that the author took while reading other people's books. The result is brief discussions regarding some useful information, such as his advice on friendship, which is taken almost directl I have mixed opinions about this book: on one hand, the information is useful and worth learning. Yet, on the other hand, the information is shallow and often fallacious.What do I mean?
Some of my favorite parts of the book are quotes from someone other than the author. Overall, the book feels like study notes that the author took while reading other people's books. The result is brief discussions regarding some useful information, such as his advice on friendship, which is taken almost directly from Dale Carnegie's books. You get a list of things to do to make people like you. And here I go into my second opinion on the book.When the author says things like 'this is the Law of Reversibility' and 'this works for everyone', he sets himself for inaccurate statements.
In other words, he is overgeneralizing ideas and statements and turning good ideas into misleading Laws.My last struggle with the book is his emphasis on money. From this book, it would appear that the author values money over all else. It is possible he figures that 90% of his target market values money first and so he is appealing to that demand, as I'm sure his business experience has taught him.
However, when people visit my funeral, I sure hope they have more to say than 'he sure was rich'.My nitpicks aside, this book has some very good information regarding self-discipline. He really explains how self-discipline is crucial and to what areas in your life it can and should be applied. It's inspiring, and it's motivational. Brian Tracy is like Taco Bell- same ingredients every time, but it's in a different shell.
This book is no exception. If you're read his stuff before, this is more of the same. Still worth reading though as going through it multiple times will really help you to incorporate it into your life.And if you haven't read any Brian Tracy stuff, this book covers:- ways to avoid procrastination- ways to improve family relationships and friendships- ways to get more done- ways to be more effective- goal Brian Tracy is like Taco Bell- same ingredients every time, but it's in a different shell. This book is no exception. If you're read his stuff before, this is more of the same. Still worth reading though as going through it multiple times will really help you to incorporate it into your life.And if you haven't read any Brian Tracy stuff, this book covers:- ways to avoid procrastination- ways to improve family relationships and friendships- ways to get more done- ways to be more effective- goal settingWorth the read.
OK, Goodreads really should have an 'I tried to read this book but it was so bad I could not even think of finishing it option.' This book is so bad I almost made it to 10% complete before shutting it down. I now feel like I need to do an energy cleanse for having read that far into it.The author, Brian Tracy, seems to think that success = having lots of money, that people who have lots of money are 'superior' (and yes, he uses the phrase 'superior people' several times), that if you do not ha OK, Goodreads really should have an 'I tried to read this book but it was so bad I could not even think of finishing it option.' This book is so bad I almost made it to 10% complete before shutting it down. Just fantastic. No time spent with a Brian Tracy book is ever, ever wasted. Here, he hones in on 9 major disciplines:1.
Clear-thinking. Fast decisions are usually wrong decisions. Chunk off large amounts of time for thinking. Think on paper; write it all out. Wisdom = Experience + Reflection (Confucius).
Keep your thinking open2. Daily Goal-Setting. Focus and concentration are indispensable to success. If you cannot focus and concentrate, then you will have to work for someone els Just fantastic. No time spent with a Brian Tracy book is ever, ever wasted. Here, he hones in on 9 major disciplines:1. Clear-thinking.
Fast decisions are usually wrong decisions. Chunk off large amounts of time for thinking. Think on paper; write it all out. Wisdom = Experience + Reflection (Confucius). Keep your thinking open2. Daily Goal-Setting.
Focus and concentration are indispensable to success. If you cannot focus and concentrate, then you will have to work for someone else. Who will make you focus and concentrate, who will supervise you. Never work on less than 10 goals per year. Write these goals in a spiral notebook every morning, and reprogram your mind everyday.3. Daily Planning.
Every minute spent in planning saves 10 minutes in execution. Just keep working your plan. Discipline yourself not to do things of low-value. Daily eliminate/delegate any task which does not have serious consequences that only you can do. Start your A-1 task first every morning, and stay with it until that task is done4.
Courage. Force yourself to do what you know you should do. Practice courage whenever courage is required5. Excellent Health. Start off with a clear picture of your perfect body. Exercise everyday6. Saving & Investing.
'Compound interest is the most powerful force in the universe.' - Albert Einstein. 2/3 of success in investing and business is avoiding making mistakes7.
Hard work. Work all the time you work.
Don't waste a single minute.8. Continuous Learning. Read in your field daily.
The more you learn, the more you earn9. Persistence. Drive yourself forward to complete your tasks 100%. Persistence is self-discipline in action. 'Persistence is to the character of a man like carbon is to steel.' - Napolean Hill.
Your persistence is your measure of your belief in yourself.' You must learn how to focus and concentrate to sell more of your products and services to more customers at better prices.' 'Self-discipline is the master key to riches, If you can do this, your future will be unlimited.' First, let me say that I began skimming this book at about page 25. I became greatly annoyed by Tracy's shallow analysis of issues and his over-simplification of solutions.
If you need a cheerleader, this book may be for you; if you need implementable advice, you'll only lose patience.This book could easily be reduced by half. It contained too much redundancy, unnecessary analogies given the simple content, and descriptions of alternatives when they could be easily deduced. Tracy makes broad ge First, let me say that I began skimming this book at about page 25. I became greatly annoyed by Tracy's shallow analysis of issues and his over-simplification of solutions.
If you need a cheerleader, this book may be for you; if you need implementable advice, you'll only lose patience.This book could easily be reduced by half. It contained too much redundancy, unnecessary analogies given the simple content, and descriptions of alternatives when they could be easily deduced. Tracy makes broad generalizations about human psychology and populations when he has no qualification for doing so.
He also regularly draws conclusions or attempts to create parallels for his own purposes and doesn't cite any sources that support his claim(s).' This feeling of inadequacy or worthlessness lies at the root of most personality problems in our lives as well as most political and social problems in our world, both nationally and internationally.' Some other things that I found annoying:1.
Every chapter (20) contains seven questions at the end. It isn't coincidence because some questions are unrelated to chapter content and appear to have been added to reach this 'magical' number.2. Many of his lists rely heavily on alliteration.
In one instance this was done by beginning each item with 'Proper' to make it a 4 P list.3. The book's focus is self-discipline. If all 20 chapters begin with 'Self-Discipline and' everyone understands that it is excessive and you just remove those three words without losing anything of value.He spent a paragraph using the analogy of kids loving candy to describe the propensity for humans to not delay gratification.
Candy is sweet. It is delicious. Candy has a wonderful, sugary flavor (wonderful = delicious, sugary flavor = sweet). Children like candy and can't get enough. Kids will often eat it until it makes them sick. Paraphrasing, but not an exaggeration. It annoys me as much typing it as it did reading it.I'll close with two of my 'favorites' from the book:People need love like roses need rain.Never, never be unfaithful.My suggestion is to never, never waste your time with this book.
I know Brian Tracy is kind of a cliche, an old school 'you can be successful too!' Trainer a la Zig Ziglar and late night infomercials, but when New Years rolls around, and you're in resolutions mode, 'No Excuses' is just the kind of book you need. Basically Tracy spends 300 pages breaking down every aspect of your life - your average day, your work, your attitude, your health, your family, your friends - and explains why, no matter how much you want to blame it on someone else, it's your doin I know Brian Tracy is kind of a cliche, an old school 'you can be successful too!' Trainer a la Zig Ziglar and late night infomercials, but when New Years rolls around, and you're in resolutions mode, 'No Excuses' is just the kind of book you need.
Basically Tracy spends 300 pages breaking down every aspect of your life - your average day, your work, your attitude, your health, your family, your friends - and explains why, no matter how much you want to blame it on someone else, it's your doing and you are the only one who will ever fix it, improve it or perpetuate it. Books by a j cronin. And that without the art of self-discipline, you never will.
Just the kick in the ass we all need come January 1st.The feminist out there will hate it though, since - being the old school guy he is - he actually says things like 'to make women feel valued, tell them they're pretty because women are concerned with being attractive.' I read this book as a companion to Eat That Frog, by the same author, Brian Tracy. Eat that Frog is more into the practices methods of success, while this book is more detailed and focuses on the self-discipline in various aspects of life: Personal, Business, and the Good Life. Below is the detailed list of the aspects where Tracy discuss how to incorporate self-discipline into them:I- Personal Success1- Success2- Character.3- Responsibility.4- Goals.5- Personal Excellence.6- Courage.7- Persiste I read this book as a companion to Eat That Frog, by the same author, Brian Tracy. Eat that Frog is more into the practices methods of success, while this book is more detailed and focuses on the self-discipline in various aspects of life: Personal, Business, and the Good Life. Below is the detailed list of the aspects where Tracy discuss how to incorporate self-discipline into them:I- Personal Success1- Success2- Character.3- Responsibility.4- Goals.5- Personal Excellence.6- Courage.7- Persistence.II- Business, Sales, and Finances:8- Work.9- Leadership.10- Business.11- Sales.12- Money.13- Time Management.14- Problem Solving.III- The Good Life:15- Happiness.16- Personal Health17- Physical Fitness.18- Marriage19- Children20- Friendship21- Peace of Mind.This book is absolutely a Self-Discipline Bible. It worth reading more than once, well, this is the way to incorporate any change in your life, by practice.
And by re-reading this book, to enforce and embed what this book has to offer into your mind and character. It is a very wide and deep content with action exercises throughout each chapter, let it be your self-discipline bible! Short audiobook that can be finished in an hour. Enthusiastic speaker.
Self-discipline seems to be a multi-part plan - a mind and body balancing act. But most important idea is - SACRIFICE. There are some good tips and anecdotes when appropriate.Essentially, there needs to be a lot of hard work before you can reap the rewards. You need to keep things in focus and not let the goals be fuzzy.
Make a top ten list. Visualize the success so that your subconscious will work toward it.
Practice bein Short audiobook that can be finished in an hour. Enthusiastic speaker. Self-discipline seems to be a multi-part plan - a mind and body balancing act. But most important idea is - SACRIFICE. There are some good tips and anecdotes when appropriate.Essentially, there needs to be a lot of hard work before you can reap the rewards. You need to keep things in focus and not let the goals be fuzzy.
Make a top ten list. Visualize the success so that your subconscious will work toward it. Practice being courageous. Find what scares you and work at it; repeat to yourself, 'I can do it, I can do it, I can do it' then do it. So the benefits are for nobody but you.
There's also talk of exercising to help get the body discipline. Get some oxygen to your brain - get the endorphins flowing. And, very good for us readers, there's mention of continuous learning, such as reading one book a week will add up to 50 books a year - where the average American barely reads one book a year. If you read 50 books within your given field, it's like studying for a PhD or so he says. And listening to audiobooks as you drive to work - since all that driving time in a year will add up to a few months or semesters worth of time to learn.Bottom line: if you need that booster shot of motivation, it's a nice listen. Although this book had action steps that I found useful, there were many things in the book that I didn't agree with. The book is written with a sales industry background, so many examples given were irrelevant in my own life.
The author has an 'old school' mentality giving advice such as, men and women shouldn't have business dinners or drinks in order to avoid jealously in their marriages (in my opinion this is straight sexist- and is the reason why many women have a hard time finding men ment Although this book had action steps that I found useful, there were many things in the book that I didn't agree with. The book is written with a sales industry background, so many examples given were irrelevant in my own life. The author has an 'old school' mentality giving advice such as, men and women shouldn't have business dinners or drinks in order to avoid jealously in their marriages (in my opinion this is straight sexist- and is the reason why many women have a hard time finding men mentors in the workplace). The author also gives the advice not to talk to co-workers during working hours (instead tell them you'll catch up at lunch or after work), and continues to say that to get ahead in life you must work through lunch and stay late at work. Basically become a robot.I wouldn't recommend this book, unless you are in a serious self-discipline crisis.
Amazing book, if you ever read anything by Brian Tracy you know this guy delivers but in this book especially he nailed down every single aspect of success for each area of life through practice of self-discipline. If you implement any tip out of this book (and there's hundreds of them) the quality of your life will instantly go up. While going through the chapters I had a ton of aha moments and the content helped me set more clear goals in my own life. 'No Excuses' will literally force you to s Amazing book, if you ever read anything by Brian Tracy you know this guy delivers but in this book especially he nailed down every single aspect of success for each area of life through practice of self-discipline. If you implement any tip out of this book (and there's hundreds of them) the quality of your life will instantly go up. While going through the chapters I had a ton of aha moments and the content helped me set more clear goals in my own life.
'No Excuses' will literally force you to stop making excuses that are holding you back and take responsibility for your happiness and success. Highly recommended! Re-read January 21This book continues to act as a great reminder of what I need to achieve and values I should continue to emulate. This book offers a lot well rounded exercises for you to do deeper reflections on goals. A must read.Wow. Where have this book been all my life? This book is the bible of Self-Help, Motivation and Inspiration.
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Imagine if all the self-help books, success books, motivational books and how-to books had sex, “No Excuses: The Power of Self-Discipline” would be the l Re-read January 21This book continues to act as a great reminder of what I need to achieve and values I should continue to emulate. This book offers a lot well rounded exercises for you to do deeper reflections on goals. A must read.Wow.
Where have this book been all my life? This book is the bible of Self-Help, Motivation and Inspiration.
Imagine if all the self-help books, success books, motivational books and how-to books had sex, “No Excuses: The Power of Self-Discipline” would be the love child. 'Your goal should be live to be 100. The average age of mortality in the US is 80, meaning half is above and half is below. Be in the upper half.' That's not necessarily true mathematically, though a motivational sentiment for sure. Unfortunately, I lost enough respect for his ability with numbers to discount much of what he said throughout this book. But as a creative and community-based worker with vastly different methods than the author's work-harder-than-everyone viewpoint, we butted heads i 'Your goal should be live to be 100.
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The average age of mortality in the US is 80, meaning half is above and half is below. Be in the upper half.' That's not necessarily true mathematically, though a motivational sentiment for sure.
Unfortunately, I lost enough respect for his ability with numbers to discount much of what he said throughout this book. But as a creative and community-based worker with vastly different methods than the author's work-harder-than-everyone viewpoint, we butted heads inevitably I suppose. I'm not against working hard, per say. I would just rather worker smarter than harder.Nonetheless, his spiel about goal-setting rang true to me. I picked this book to ring me back into a routine of productivity after a summer of a variety of different work with inconsistent schedules and various vacations.He did that.MOSD a good read, but a better audiobook.
My first audio book ever. I liked it, Brian Tracy sounds very confident and engages the listener with approachable dialogue. It may be too idealistic at times, but it provides the motivation to be more disciplined, as well as exercises to achieve that discipline. I took notes (I always take notes when dealing with non fiction) and I feel like I actually will use some of it in my life, such as the daily goal setting and rewriting. I'll take off one star for a couple of claims he makes without giv My first audio book ever. I liked it, Brian Tracy sounds very confident and engages the listener with approachable dialogue. It may be too idealistic at times, but it provides the motivation to be more disciplined, as well as exercises to achieve that discipline.
I took notes (I always take notes when dealing with non fiction) and I feel like I actually will use some of it in my life, such as the daily goal setting and rewriting. I'll take off one star for a couple of claims he makes without giving factual references. Nevertheless, I quite enjoyed it, and for the time it took (1 hour 11 minutes, including an advertisement at the end) I may listen to it again if I find myself skipping on my necessary tasks.
I loved this book! I felt I was in the company of a seriously charged and committed motivational speaker who is truly an expert on this subject. Brian Tracy urges the necessity of self-discipline as the basis of any kind of success or goal achievement. We all know this of course! Still, I found the engaging manner of his words, and the well thought out plan of his book quite efficacious!
I've read so many self-help books, with most of them being quite boring, redundant, unoriginal and at best ad I loved this book! I felt I was in the company of a seriously charged and committed motivational speaker who is truly an expert on this subject. Brian Tracy urges the necessity of self-discipline as the basis of any kind of success or goal achievement. We all know this of course! Still, I found the engaging manner of his words, and the well thought out plan of his book quite efficacious! I've read so many self-help books, with most of them being quite boring, redundant, unoriginal and at best adequate.
I found this one to be quite exceptional and recommend it to those who need a self-help kick to get their project started or their goals achieved. Here is an excerpt below. I always love including the actual words from the books I have read to share the author's voice and tone! I have no idea how I came across this book, and I haven't read these types of books in some time, but I'm glad it came into my hands! It made me think a lot about how discipline works.' Self-discipline is the ability to do what you should do, when you should do it, whether you feel like it or not.Another definition of self-discipline is self-mastery.
Success is possible only when you can master your own emotions, appetites and inclinations. People who lack the ability to master their appetites become weak and dissolute, as well as unreliable in other things as well. Self-discipline can also be defined as self-control. Your ability to control yourself and your actions, control what you say and do, and ensure that your behaviors are consistent with your long-term goals and objectives is the mark of the superior person.'
I have been motivated, passionate but a lazy person in recent past. This wonderful book gave me a boost to wake up early in the morning and do brisk walk outdoor.
For last 5 days I have become a different person. Before I had no discipline, planning etc. Now I am more focused on tasks and future plan. I definitely recommend this book who are is like me (5 days ago!). The book touches almost all aspects of life that we can improve by maintaining a discipline. After every chapter there are to do l I have been motivated, passionate but a lazy person in recent past. This wonderful book gave me a boost to wake up early in the morning and do brisk walk outdoor.
For last 5 days I have become a different person. Before I had no discipline, planning etc. Now I am more focused on tasks and future plan. I definitely recommend this book who are is like me (5 days ago!).
The book touches almost all aspects of life that we can improve by maintaining a discipline. After every chapter there are to do lists that I find very effective. There is no alternative of writing things down.
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If you're a Brian Tracy fan, you'll like this book. If you've never read any of his books, this is a good one to start with. Full of quotes you might find insightful (or annoying if you're not a fan of quotes), this book shows you how to implement self-discipline throughout the various areas of your life, including personal success, work, finances, health and relationships. Tracy makes it very clear (and for good reasons) that self-discipline is one character trait that differentiates the more s If you're a Brian Tracy fan, you'll like this book.
If you've never read any of his books, this is a good one to start with. Full of quotes you might find insightful (or annoying if you're not a fan of quotes), this book shows you how to implement self-discipline throughout the various areas of your life, including personal success, work, finances, health and relationships. Tracy makes it very clear (and for good reasons) that self-discipline is one character trait that differentiates the more successful people from the rest of us in life. Tracy shows you the many ways you can make small changes in your life to be more disciplined to get what you want.
The only criticism I have for this book is that I believe it tends to cater to the male audience, who can afford to work long hours to make this happen. Most women with children will want to take some of Tracy's advice with a grain of salt or adapt it to their individual lifestyle. Some good general motivational tips, but loathed how the author made all of these scientific claims (everything you eat before 6 PM burns away magically, but if you eat after 6PM, it's fat.) that don't have any backing in reality. It's just going to end up misleading people and perpetuating myths that have been debunked. This is like anti-vaxxers spreading their harmful knowledge/wisdom around: it's pure mis-information.also disliked how the author equated money as success.
I agree, money is imp some good general motivational tips, but loathed how the author made all of these scientific claims (everything you eat before 6 PM burns away magically, but if you eat after 6PM, it's fat.) that don't have any backing in reality. It's just going to end up misleading people and perpetuating myths that have been debunked. This is like anti-vaxxers spreading their harmful knowledge/wisdom around: it's pure mis-information.also disliked how the author equated money as success. I agree, money is important, but i think it's overkill to say that to be successful, you must work an extra 3 hours a day (come in an hour early, stay an hour later, and work through lunch and blow off socializing with your coworkers). The effect of money on general satisfaction seems to plateau at 75k, and i think that's reachable without sacrificing so much else in your life, at this author suggests. I really like Brian Tracy and most of his books are written with short snippets and are easily read. I felt like this was mostly a re-hashing of his advice just put in the context of self-discipline.
While it was somewhat inspiring, I didn't feel it added anything new, nor did it have easily to implement advice. 10/22/10updated 4/30/13. Apparently I forgot I read this so I picked up the audio. And I found some parts really inspiring and some parts I skipped over.
There was a line in the end abou I really like Brian Tracy and most of his books are written with short snippets and are easily read. I felt like this was mostly a re-hashing of his advice just put in the context of self-discipline. While it was somewhat inspiring, I didn't feel it added anything new, nor did it have easily to implement advice. 10/22/10updated 4/30/13. Apparently I forgot I read this so I picked up the audio.
And I found some parts really inspiring and some parts I skipped over. There was a line in the end about forgiveness being a selfish act, because it's not about condoning the behavior but about letting go. That really resonated with me. However, I've decided that I should write a book for moms/women because so many of these tips aren't practical when you have kids. Brian Tracy is Chairman and CEO of Brian Tracy International, a company specializing in the training and development of individuals and organizations.He has consulted for more than 1,000 companies and addressed more than 5,000,000 people in 5,000 talks and seminars throughout the US, Canada and 55 other countries worldwide. As a Keynote speaker and seminar leader, he addresses more than 250,000 pe Brian Tracy is Chairman and CEO of Brian Tracy International, a company specializing in the training and development of individuals and organizations.He has consulted for more than 1,000 companies and addressed more than 5,000,000 people in 5,000 talks and seminars throughout the US, Canada and 55 other countries worldwide.
As a Keynote speaker and seminar leader, he addresses more than 250,000 people each year.Brian has studied, researched, written and spoken for 30 years in the fields of economics, history, business, philosophy and psychology. He is the top selling author of over 45 books that have been translated into dozens of languages.He has written and produced more than 300 audio and video learning programs, including the worldwide, best-selling Psychology of Achievement, which has been translated into more than 20 languages.He speaks to corporate and public audiences on the subjects of Personal and Professional Development, including the executives and staff of many of America's largest corporations. His exciting talks and seminars on Leadership, Selling, Self-Esteem, Goals, Strategy, Creativity and Success Psychology bring about immediate changes and long-term results.Prior to founding his company, Brian Tracy International, Brian was the Chief Operating Officer of a $265 million dollar development company. He has had successful careers in sales and marketing, investments, real estate development and syndication, importation, distribution and management consulting. He has conducted high level consulting assignments with several billion-dollar plus corporations in strategic planning and organizational development.He has traveled and worked in over 80 countries on six continents, and speaks four languages. Brian is happily married and has four children. He is active in community and national affairs, and is the President of three companies headquartered in San Diego, California.His most popular training programs are centered around teaching authors how to write a book and helping public speakers create successful careers.