The Laws of Lifetime Growth

Here are observations by author Dan Sullivan, from his book The Laws of Lifetime Growth: Always make your future bigger than your past, that would resonate with any audience:

Always make your:
Law 1: future bigger than your past
Law 2: learning greater than your experience.
Law 3: contribution bigger than your reward.
Law 4: performance greater than your applause.
Law 5: gratitude greater than your success.
Law 6: enjoyment greater than your effort.
Law 7: cooperation greater than your status.
Law 8: confidence greater than your comfort.
Law 9: purpose greater than your money.
Law 10: questions bigger than your answers.

People are Traveling!

The UN World Tourism Organization reports that world tourism registered another record in 2006 with 842 million arrivals, a higher than expected growth rate of 4.5%.

Despite downside risks facing global tourism twelve months ago, in particular terrorism, health scares due to avian flu and rising oil prices, 2006 was another year of good growth above the long-term forecast rate of 4.1 per cent, backed up by one of the longest periods of sustained economic expansion,” Secretary General Francesco Frangialli said.

Three years ago, world tourism, which can play a key role in fighting poverty and become a primary tool for sustainable development, began a historically new phase of growth, as it broke the barrier of 800 million international arrivals. It has grown more than 20 per cent since then.

The increase in international tourist arrivals is projected to be around 4 per cent for 2007, much in line with the forecast long-term annual growth rate of 4.1 per cent through 2020, according to UNWTO’s World Tourism Barometer. Growth is expected to be more solid as businesses, consumers, governments and international institutions are now better able to anticipate shocks and to respond more effectively to crises.