The Wheel of Life and Business
I am in the process of finalizing our 2010 profit center goals for Ziglar. My wise and good friend Bruce Barbour told me a truth he learned from his dad: “If every business unit is profitable, the company will be profitable.” That Bruce is one smart man!
Years ago Dad developed the Wheel of Life concept. Dad broke the wheel into seven components: Physical, Mental, Spiritual, Personal, Family, Financial, and Social. Dad says: “True success means balanced success in your Wheel of Life. Set goals in each area, and when you do well in each area, you will have balanced success.” Dad is one smart man!
On a scale of 1 to 10, are you at least a 7 or higher in each of your profit centers, or areas of your Wheel of Life? If not – get busy and set some goals!
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Son of Zig Ziglar and CEO of Ziglar, Inc. I love writing and speaking about the Ziglar Pure and Simple Philosophy, and nothing makes my day more than hearing about how our message has made a difference in the personal, family, professional, or spiritual life of someone we have touched. I believe everyone can achieve success, but that there are no shortcuts, and you can’t do it for the long term without honesty, integrity, and faith. I enjoy social media like blogs, Twitter, Facebook, etc., and am still amazed when I correspond with people from all walks of life from all over the world. My goal is to help both individuals and organizations succeed by giving them truthful and transparent Pure and Simple answers to their toughest questions.
I am happily married to Chachis, my wife of 23 years, and have a beautiful 15 year old daughter, Alexandra. However, the one who rules the house is Max, our 8 year old Bichon.
Tom,
I enjoyed the ARTICLE.
It remined me to get back on track.
Tell you dad hi.
Don l
Tom – long time no talk, I am so proud of Zig’s commitment to helping people, he was my first personal development teacher and I owe my successes to your Dad. Keep it up, I am also proud of you and what your doing to keep the legacy stronger than ever.
Matt De La Cruz