Bill Ringle

It’s fairly easy to get used to the whole idea of getting things done for the sake of getting things done. But, that’s not success so much as it is just getting by. When you go above and beyond, it’s not only noticed, but it sets the bar higher so that you can make your […]

It’s true that working and just getting by puts a cap on any and all potential growth, but it also stunts your ability to be prepared for tight situations and problems. The harder you work, the more prepared you are to face something you may not have before, and the more likely you are to

When working at a business, the product you produce is hardly the most important thing you produce. People are more apt to continue doing business with you if you treat them with respect and honesty and, by the same token, the better you talk to yourself, the more likely you are to pass that respect

We’ve all seen the headlines that suggest we can succeed or make it big overnight, but the reality is that you can’t. Success is grown not stumbled upon, and with time and patience comes excellent results. Time can fly in the business world, and eventually you will make your mark as if it only happened

Security when it comes to the work that you do is always great, because it’s honestly more comforting when you know what you’re working on directly. Knowing your market, though, gives you a unique insight on how to expand and grow it. 

Everyone has grand visions of having a major business with hundreds of employees on the payroll, but don’t let those visions convince you that you need that to succeed. Sometimes a great core of individuals that work very well together can make the same impact as a massive office building full of people.

A common misconception is that people who don’t do the major work in an office aren’t doing anything at all. This is far from the truth because if someone is helping you do your job better, they’re a major player in your success. Nobody on your team is insignificant, no matter they’re role, if they