A “TREMENDOUS” Legacy - Charlie “Tremendous” Jones

Beth Terry | July 27, 2008

If you have never heard of Charlie “Tremendous” Jones, you have missed out. One of the great orators of our our time, Charlie is bigger than life. He shakes you to your core and urges you to be your best, hang out with the best, read the best, and think your best.
He got his […]

The Last Lecturer’s Final Farewell - Randy Pausch

Beth Terry | July 26, 2008

One of the bright lights, Randy Pausch, has finally left the building. He discovered he had pancreatic cancer last September. Instead of throwing a pity party, he got busy. Within days, he created a lecture about life, joy, love, happiness, having fun, and living with purpose. That speech on YouTube has been seen by millions. […]

Can’t Take My Mind Off You…

Beth Terry | July 24, 2008

I’m back. Actually I haven’t been gone. This blogging thing is sitting on my shoulder all day long, pulling my hair, stealing parts of my brain. Here’s the deal, I’ve started at least ten different entries and stopped mid-sentence. I have the idea, but then nothing more to back it up, fill it out, make […]

The Blogathon Continues

Beth Terry | July 20, 2008

For the newer bloggers out there, try getting some friends together to do a blogathon like we did. In the past 19 days I’ve learned a lot about my friends, I’ve read more blogs than I ever thought I would, and I’ve been more committed to writing in this. It’s a great discipline to help […]

Do Things “happen in threes?”

Beth Terry | July 19, 2008

In the past two weeks I’ve had a weird thing happen. I’m fixin’ to try and find some guru or new age type who can ’splain it to me because it has me worried. While I was in Hawaii, I was checking out of the hotel and inadvertently dropped my keys down the elevator […]

Everybody Take A Deep Breath!

Beth Terry | July 17, 2008

The media just loves to stir the pot and make us all believe the end of the world is near. We all know bad news sells newspapers! Yet, we take most of our cues from headlines, don’t do our own research, and typically jump on board with the sheep if we’re not careful.

Treasure in Your Own Backyard

Beth Terry | July 14, 2008

Perhaps the most important lesson was the one driven home by Russell Conwell - in your longing for things, look around. You may already have what you need.

Another Secret to Success – Determination

Beth Terry | July 13, 2008

Nike’s trademark is “Just do it!™” and Larry the cable guy’s is “Git’er done! ™”  Both are wildly successful enterprises. This call to arms tells you to get up off your remote-control jumpseat and make things happen. It works.  Amadeus Schnicklefitz – remember him? Of course you don’t – his catchphrase was “Well, just do […]

In Washington, DC Today: The Longest Walk - Link Fixed

Beth Terry | July 11, 2008

In case you missed it, today the large group of Native Americans who have been crossing the US on two different paths will converge in Washington, DC. They’ve been marching for 5 months. Interesting and moving Video about it on YouTube.
Beth

Another Voice Heard on the Gas / Oil “Crisis”

Beth Terry | July 8, 2008

This is worth a read. Jeff Thredgold is a colleague of mine in the National Speakers Association. He has a good bead on things Economic and has always been right on in his analysis of what’s really happening in our economy. Read this post on the current oil situation.
Beth

  • The Cactus Wrangler

"About 'CactusWrangler.com'"

The way I see it, Cactus is the most resilient plant in the desert. If you find yourself stuck out on the desert and you can get past the thorns, its fruit will save your life. The same goes for us human critters. If we can get past the thorns of our own life, what we find in our core will save us and sustain us.


About the author

Beth Terry, CSP, is an International Professional Speaker, Author, and Corporate Trainer with offices in Phoenix and Hawaii. She is a Catalyst who creates a resilient mindset in your people, keeping you profitable, productive, and results-oriented. Her convention programs include Creating Resilience, Managing Change and Stress, and Work Life Balance. She is the author of two books. Find more about her at www.bethterry.com