If you want to be an entrepreneur, unless your business grew gradually over years as an extension of your hobby, you will have to get through The Valley of Death. I am in The Valley of Death now. In fact, I’m in the early stages of walking this journey. For me, The Valley of Death … Read more
Well, here we go. I just took a challenge to create and publish internet content (blog posts, YouTube videos, or anything else) for ninety days. I was inspired to do this by Miles Beckler. I’ve stuck my neck out there. I told Miles if I don’t succeed that I will donate $1,000 to a charity … Read more
I have an idea for a piece of software for the money management business. Goal. To spend no more than two hours per day on developing this product and the marketing it. To spend no more than $10,000 from conception to development to marketing to see if there is traction for this minimum viable product … Read more
“In my experience, the people who struggle with the so-called “life purpose” question, always complain that they don’t know what to do. But the real problem is not that they don’t know what to do. It’s that they don’t know what to give up.” Mark Manson
Have you ever learned some new sport or musical instrument as an adult? Remember the arc? You probably experienced exuberant enthusiasm that kept you going for an hour or two–maybe even for a full day. Then, you were flailing, and there was no end in sight from the flailing. The point is. Unless you are … Read more
My focus is on creating value. Creating things that people find useful and that help them live happier, healthier, more abundant lives. This might be through writing, creating products, or managing other people developing and delivering said products–but the focus is always on creating value. I do this for several reasons: It’s much more rewarding … Read more
I am a big fan of Eckhart Tolle. Often, if I’m feeling low or confused, I read his books or watch him on a video. His ability to return my focus towards the spiritual realm and ultimate reality (the only thing that doesn’t change in life), always calms me down. However, I do believe that … Read more
Or in paralysis about the decisions you have made or should make, is a moment lost to either: Build the skills and experience needed to actually improve your life circumstances, or Simply enjoy your life and the moment. Action (not vacillating thought) dispels doubt.
A lot of writers and bloggers advise that you need to know the “why” for doing what you do. I agree with this. It helps orient your decision-making and also keeps you going in the tough times. Here are my whys: –I can’t actually explain my most basic why. I’m just driven internally to do … Read more
