One doesn’t find time, one makes time. This is a distinction that makes sense when identified and said aloud but is often disregarded. And it makes all the difference. Making time implies ownership and initiative. Finding time puts you in the passenger seat. Act in accordance with the life you want.

Having a designated time to reflect at the end of each week has been priceless for me. This reflection is composed of the brief outline below: What I learned: What mistake I made: Week highlight: This brief structure provides the following value. Ability to show your work Identify what’s not working Identify what good things…

For 629 days I’ve written without missing a day. And for 628 of them I’ve posted on my blog. Yesterday I wrote but didn’t post it to my blog. So depending on if you follow the letter or the intent of the law, today is either 1 or 629. Either way it doesn’t make a…

This is a case for why it’s valuable to have a great dislike for something. Because, if you dislike something, you want to avoid it. And this desire is a great catalyst to propel you to action. Action to do something creative. Action to rectify. Action to change. Action to overcome. Something that I greatly…

This is a document to establish what skills I would like to develop as a good entrepreneur (not necessarily great or perfect entrepreneur) before starting my first company. Hard Skills Finance: Ability to balance a budget, identify areas to cut costs and increase spend. Have an outline of how to raise money. Web design: Basics…