Do note Negotiate on priceIf we meet at Stacey’s local coffee shop in Falls Church, VA, it’s different than meeting in the boardroom of the Tower Club in Washington D.C. Is your automobile a storage bin or a sanctuary?

Should you put a trophy on your bookshelf, or a picture of your family? Cluttered desk – or a pristine workspace?

Your Physical Environment sets a context, controls your energy, and ultimately shifts your results.

Paul Allen was smart to stay buddies with a young programmer named Bill Gates. Plato learned from Socrates, while Aristotle studied Plato. Who do you spend time with?

If your achievements are a reflection of your peer group, what does your peer group say about your potential to achieve?

Your People Environment quietly guides you, invisibly, yet as predictably as gravity.

Howard Schultz was inspired by the experience of an Italian Café, long before Starbucks existed. Walt Disney watched his little girls on a playground, and saw a glimpse of something much bigger, a dream worth following.

Your greatest dreams will always share one commonality – the inspiration from one idea. If the output of your work is a reflection of your idea input, what are you putting in today?

President Roosevelt was known for reading a book a day, before breakfast. What are you putting in today?

Your Idea Environment is your final protection against mediocrity – your greatest assurance for a richer experience in your life and your work.