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With time you can get smarter and know more about a lot. With time you can build up a true following. With time you can write a book that changes the life of thousands. With time you can achieve a lot. Rather, with time and action. Time can’t do much on its own. It needs […]

What people do with their up time changes the world. I’d argue, that what people do with their down time changes it even more. A lot more energy is put into it, a lot more flow, a lot more community and a lot more care. Which is why it’s important to take inventory of the […]

We’re terrible at making the call on things that are not worth our time. It’s usually after we’re too far in or wasted too much or merely face so much adversity that it’s a great cop out. But we don’t say it for a lot of things we should. For things that waste time. For […]

Saying a mantra to yourself in the morning once a week, might help you stay in the right mindset, but not as much as saying it daily. Sharing your message with your audience might mean it stands out to the few who are afraid they’ll miss something from you, but it’s worth sharing it a […]

Your content consumption formulas and benchmarks are likely outdated. Every day people are getting smarter. Yes, broadly smarter, across a lot of different topics, but also deeply smarter around the ones they care most about (and, being blunt, even about some ones they don’t…). Which means that an assumption can be made that people spend […]

Meaningful work is hard to do, but it’s made easier when we give it labels other than work. Prepping is still the act of doing the work. Giving yourself permission to work on a shitty first draft is still the act of doing the work. Doing a brainstorm or brain dump about a project is […]

Teaching someone a lesson. Proving someone wrong. Going through the process of elimination. Crafting a rebuttle. It’s all wasted time. Time that could have been spent: Learning something new. Proving yourself right. Creating magic. Yes, anding an idea with someone. Stay Positive & You Choose How You Use Your Time Photo credit