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Today is Thursday, March 11th, 2010
Eric Taylor is the Founder and President of Empowerment Group International and the Chief Inspiration Officer for SelfGrowth.com, the #1 Self Improvement website on the internet. He delivers more than 100 inspirational keynotes, workshops and seminars each year to corporations, associations and tradeshows. He is the author of the Energy Passport, Co-creator of the Best Year Ever! Personal Empowerment Success System and Co-author of The Complete Sales Training Encyclopedia and contributing author to 101 Great Ways to Improve Your Life. Eric can be reached at 877.723.7893 or email Eric@EmpowermentGroup.com
Watch Eric Taylor in this week’s Instant Inspiration video as he shares the top five secrets toward creating a life worth living and a legacy worth leaving.
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Eric. My 21 year old son heard you speak to a Verizon Channel recently. He could repeat precisely ...
Your article reminds me of more words of wisdom. "Do or do not. There is no try." - Yoda 
Interesting blog. Arguably, the biggest legacy of Woodstock is its huge impact on the real children of the sixties: ...
Eric,
Really appreciate all your videos and LOVE this one on legacy. I'm doing a lot of work myself on ...
Getting a bad case of the PLOMs -- this was too, too funny. I thoroughly loved it. 
Wow! A million dollars in sales? You the Man! Can I post this to my facebook page? ...
Absolutely, I love these weekly emails. You can hide your head in the sand when your presented with situations which ...
I love this. It is so on target, eliminate the word try. 
All of my friends, co-workers, or any of the kids on my team know better than to tell me that ...
Hi Eric,
I just wanted to reach out and share with you how much I enjoy all your passages and perspectives. ...
Comment by Janae Bower on 7 August 2009:
Eric,
Really appreciate all your videos and LOVE this one on legacy. I’m doing a lot of work myself on legacy and especially how to capture my parent’s legacy right now. I just wrote a letter to them on why I chose them as parents and how they have impacted my life. I’m also planning to document their love story and many other things. I like the idea of the 5 things that matter most – will get back to you on that one.
Keep on inspiring us,
Janae
Comment by B. Jayne Levy on 3 February 2010:
Eric. My 21 year old son heard you speak to a Verizon Channel recently. He could repeat precisely your introduction on reaching your goal of weight loss. My 3 children are obsessed with getting me to lose 30 pounds including a lap band suggestion. I don’t feel I could be any more confident than I am right now. My mantra is 5 words: Be Here Now and Take Notes. Among the five things that I leave as a legacy is my firm belief in G-d; that nothing is happenstance and that decisions demand a certain “leap of faith” Have a great evening.