DANIEL ALLY

Do you ever wonder why things are the way they are? Or even why people treat you a certain way? And maybe even why your financial position is the way it is right now? Perhaps you've been asking these questions for a long time and have not found an adequate resolution. Many people tend to just put up with things. They say, "It is what it is" and move on with their lives. They settle for less than best. They tolerate mediocrity. The only way to get more in your life is to no

On a recent workout, I had a enthusiastic trainer share his understanding of our bones and muscular system. I was astounded by his humble expertise, which made me think of increasing my own. Experts never know enough in their field and the moment they think they do, their doomed for failure. I've seen people who mindlessly perform extremely well with their work, but suffer from inexplicable boredom. An example of this is when I recently got a PRK eye surgery (corrective visio

For some reason, I was comfortable when I saw $1,000 in my bank account. I used to think that $1,000 kept me rich enough to feel confident. I would strut my 'stuff' and a week later I was back where I was--with only a couple hundred bucks in my account--AGAIN. Then I would work another week or two to get to the $1,000 threshold. It happened again and again for a decade. Often times, many of my audience members pull me aside and ask me how to make more money. I tell them simpl

All entrepreneurs start out as employees. No entrepreneur ends up as an employee. It's just impossible. The message here is that we need both. Employees help shape the world, if an entrepreneur will hire them. Thus, without entrepreneurs there would be no employees---and vice versa. However, there are far more virtues of being an entrepreneur, if it is right for you. The reason why you are reading this is because you or someone you know is aiming to start or grow a business a

I earned over 6-figures on LinkedIn this year. I never considered myself an expert on LinkedIn until a few meeting planners had asked me to share a talk with their groups. Although they couldn't match my fee, I decided that I'd write this article on LinkedIn. Monetizing LinkedIn has been an easy experience for me. I've done 5 simple things that has helped me to earn a fortune by using this reliable platform to share my expertise in the marketplace. Here they are: 1. Know Your

This valuable and little known secret changed my life forever. When I first moved out of my parents' house, I knew little about living by myself. This meant that I had to earn money and learn how to take care of my home. It wasn't as hard as I thought, but eventually, I was running into financial troubles after 6 months or so. The bills were piling up and I kept assuring myself that everything was 'okay'. The problem was that it wasn't okay. My cost of living at the time was

I was notorious for stirring up trouble as a young man. In 10th grade, I failed three classes. One teacher spared me from my fourth failing grade since she knew I would get left back if I took another "F". Lucky I was! The next year, which was 11th grade, I heard other students planning their departure after high school, specifically, the colleges they may commit to. Georgetown, Harvard, Penn State, UCLA, Fordham...just to name a few. I was too busy on drugs. I also had a deg

When I was young, I was afraid of other people. I thought they would say something mean to me. The worst case scenario is that they wouldn't accept me. Today, I speak to large audiences all around the world. It wasn't until my early 20's where I've decided that I had to accept myself. I think most people in society start out lacking confidence, but not everyone learns how to build their confidence. There's people out in the world who still don't know that they are valuable t

Without proper relationships, no one can ever reach their real potential. A relationship is defined as a connection, association, or involvement. Depending on our relationships, we can either create or destroy anything that we want. More particularly, our relationships must be controlled. If we cannot control these relationships, we lose all balance in our lives. There are 5 relationships that matter the most. Your relationship with objects, others, family, self, and spirit a

If you don't stand for anything, you'll fall for everything. - Peter Marshall There are just too many people looking for approval from others. They surf the net and compare themselves to the people they could never be. This leaves them in deeper despair. Comparing yourself with others is the quickest way to get discouraged. No one likes to be discouraged, so why do we want to emulate others? In my speeches, I always ask people "If you're trying to be everyone else, who is goi