A positive mindset doesn’t just boost morale; it fuels creativity, empowering teams and individuals to find innovative solutions to complex challenges. The Positive Activity™ Process promotes an optimistic approach to problem-solving, where setbacks are viewed as opportunities for growth and creative thinking.

Employee retention is one of the most significant benefits of cultivating positivity in the workplace. When leaders embrace the Positive Activity™ Process, they set a tone of appreciation, trust, and respect that resonates throughout the team.

In the Positive Activity™ Process, increasing productivity isn’t about working longer hours or taking on more tasks. Instead, it’s about leveraging the science of positivity to make each moment more effective.

Studies show that individuals with a positive mindset sell on average 37% more than their brain at neutral or negative. Leverage this first benefit of Positive Activity™ to see real gains in your sales.

The Positive Activity™ Process is more than a methodology; it’s a transformative journey toward a thriving mindset that fuels personal and professional growth. Read more to unlock a path to success, positivity, and well-being.

In business and in life, it’s easy to get caught up in moments where we make promises—big or small—that we may not keep. But here’s the thing: integrity isn’t built on big gestures; it’s built on the little moments where you choose to keep your word.

In today’s fast-paced digital age, shopping online has all but overtaken traditional in-store visits. But sometimes, stepping back in time to experience old-school customer service is not only refreshing—it’s invaluable.

Recently, I said to the cashier at Trader Joe’s that the experience here is unlike any other that I have had in any retail operation. It is such a Positive Activity™ experience. Here’s why: They get HOSPITALITY!

Life doesn't slow down after 30—or even 50, 60, or beyond. The most profound growth and learning often come when we challenge ourselves well beyond our younger years.

Throughout my journey, I’ve learned that true, lasting success cannot be built on anything less than integrity and fairness. These are not just ideals—they are the foundation on which I’ve based my work.

Reflecting on my years spent bartending, I realized that the lessons learned during those late-night shifts transcend the bar and apply to almost any field, especially sales. The bar is a microcosm of life, where interactions are raw and real, and the power of a first impression is on full display every night.

I was honored to be interviewed by Elaine Starling, the host of the Abundance Journey podcast, and the podcast has many nuggets of information. However, I surprised myself with my answer to her initial question.