Monthly Archives: November 2019

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This is the big secret. This is how you get deadlines to work (without breaking them) – effortlessly. This is how you enter the “just get it done” mentality (without overthinking) – effortlessly. Your brain is wired to keep up with whatever tribes you’re a part of. When you’re surrounded by a tribe of people […]

Early risers reap many benefits. Some of these benefits include the following: Being able to go through your morning routine in a calm and leisurely manner instead of being rushed. Having time for introspection and getting yourself in the right frame of mind. The quiet morning hours are a great time to get things done. […]

Build–Measure–Learn loop pertains to the cyclical process of turning ideas into products, measuring the reactions, response, and behaviors of the customers against the products that have been built, and learning whether to persevere or pivot the idea.

Keep working hard at your goals and finish the year strong.

Things you have control of… Your efforts Your wealth Your perspective Your network Your gratitude Your physique Do you have control of the above?

Eating healthy isn’t as expensive as you think it is. It’s all in the prep. Here’s a cost breakdown of a normal week. Keep in mind the protein can be swapped out with any other protein that falls into the same price range. 2 x $5.99 Trader Joe’s extra lean ground beef$1.99 Trader Joe’s organic […]

Highly effective and successful people spend 5 mins listening fo every minute they speak. Effective communication is impossible without listening. You have to fully understand where the other person is coming from and what they are suggesting. Listening also allows you to see the world through other people’s eyes which is essential for pretty much […]

Learn lessons from your mistakes. I learned that every loss is a win if you let it be. So if you’ve experienced a failure, don’t beat yourself up. Brush yourself off, analyze what happened, and determine how you can do things differently in the future, and move on. Set small goals as stepping stones to […]