Have you ever been a victim of ‘shelf help’? Yeah, I’m talking about non-stop consumption of personal development materials. You buy a book, skim through it, and then add it to your shelf… You listen to podcast after podcast. And you read through blog posts adding them all to Evernote as you look for fresh growth hacks. But no matter
Imagine a stranger sent you a box of toys… So many you had to hide them from your kids because it’s more than you’d give them on a Christmas day! That’s the story of how I met Brad Pedersen. Random chance encounter in the Air Canada lounge several years back. We got talking. And then Brad dropped the question:
Show me your beliefs, and I’ll show you your future. Here’s the deal, If you’ve ever found yourself taking one step forward but two steps back… Or felt that even when you’re trying your best, you struggle to get new habits to stick… Then it’s time to audit your beliefs, my friend.
Business problems suck. But know what’s worse? Inner demons. I’m talking about the self-sabotaging habits that creep up just when you’re getting traction… Or those low energy days when you get up from your desk and wonder “what the heck did I even do today?”… Or when you wake up to a boatload of head funk or brain fog…
As a 3x successful business-owner and founder, my biggest fears about having kids were: I would be an absent father I would accidentally raise entitled kids Those two thoughts made me sweat. I was terrified. I was good at business… but what about being a good father? What if I messed it up?
Do millionaires think differently about money? Absolutely.
I grew up an introvert. Hunched over behind a computer in the late 90s, writing lines of code, hoping I never had to talk to anybody. If you would have told me that one-day people would pay me $10,000+ to give a keynote presentation to an audience of hundreds… I would have laughed my ass off and called you an
Have you ever wanted to cut a toxic person out of your life before? It’s a more common feeling than you think. Maybe there’s an old high school friend, a buddy from college, a distant relative… Whoever it is, you know in your gut that this person is toxic and brings negative energy to most conversations. The question is: Is
Between 17 and 24 years old, I built 2 companies… that failed. Why did they fail? Fear. Fear can cripple entrepreneurs and businesses before they’ve even started. Fear of the unknown, fear of making a wrong decision, fear of embarrassment… It’s the internal battle and if you don’t think it’s happening, you’re lying to yourself. Every successful entrepreneur, from Jeff
In 2011, the billionaire co-founder of PayPal, Peter Thiel, started giving $100k to young entrepreneurs under 22. …but only if they would drop out of college. $100k paid to 20 applicants per year without taking any equity at all. There was nothing in it for him. So why did he do it?
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