"You can't be what you can't see.My blog posts are examples, advice, and encouragement from my own life that I hope will inspire you to reach your goals and dreams."
- Nina Vaca
Top Five Books to Inspire Athletes
Blog, Books, Sports, triathlon, triathlonsFor over 20 years Nina has been participating in triathlon and other endurance sports. Each event takes mental and physical fortitude and toughness. Sometimes you have to dig deep and find that extra motivation in order to reach the fini...
Cornerstones of a Positive Work Culture
Blog, company culture, Positive culture, Positive Thinking, positivity, Work CultureWhen I founded Pinnacle Group, I set out to create a place where people wanted to come to work, where our associates would be supported in all areas, and, as a result, would never want to leave. I truly believe the most important thing y...
Ross Perot: A Legacy of Leadership
Blog, Leadership, Ross PerotRoss Perot left an indelible mark on this country, state, and city that we both call home. I’ve long admired him for his entrepreneurial spirit, his patriotism, his visionary leadership, and his enormous philanthropic efforts. Since Mr...
My Playbook for Success in Business and Life
Blog, Business, Business Tips, Life, Life Advice, SucessSuccess can be defined in so many different ways. Whether your goal is financial revenue, customer satisfaction, personal contentment, social impact, or something else altogether, there are a few core principles that will help you get th...
Ideas into Actions: How The Aspen Institute Creates Change All Over the World
Blog, Aspen Institute, Borders, ImpactThe Aspen Institute is one of the finest change-making institutions in the world, and I consider it a privilege to be a part of the Henry Crown Fellowship, which was its first fellowship program. Since its creation, many others have been...
Why Underpromising and Overdelivering is Only Half Right
Blog, Business, Business Advice, Business Tips, OverdeliveringYou’ve probably heard that one of the keys to success is to “underpromise and overdeliver.” But I think that only the second half of that statement is actually good advice. Underpromising will never win you clients or get you a job...