Ever feel like no matter what you do, projects never seem to get done on time, or end up going way over budget? I’ve spent years trying to figure out the “secret” to managing projects. I’ve been coached by some of the best project managers in the world… I’ve poured over dozens of books and courses on project management… It’s
When I started my coaching business, I built a course called “Idea to Exit”. It failed. I spent months brainstorming the outline and content. Recorded dozens of videos in a professional recording studio. I poured my heart and soul into it. The course was the best in the world. Then I had some trusted people in the industry promote it.
Many founders are glued to their seats with their hands tied behind their backs… Paralyzed. Unable to make critical decisions out of fear that “things might go wrong”. And if you’ve ever experienced this paralysis analysis, watch out. It’s how you may miss life-changing opportunities. Like when Blockbuster missed buying Netflix for $50M. Or when Yahoo passed on the opportunity
January 1st is a great day to look back and reflect on what you’ve accomplished. As I think about my time, and how I’ve spent it, I’ve realized there’s some good habits I’ve created that have given me the most leverage. Here’s a few ideas on how you can get more time back, and keep your new years resolutions in
