Changing someone’s life is a two way street. You alone can not make the decision to change their life. They won’t change if you don’t present a change. Photo by Erik Heddema on Unsplash.

I like to consider risk. The risk you take when you take action, and the risk you take when you don’t take action. For example, I just got my wisdom teeth out. This decision was made primarily because of risk. The risk of not taking my wisdom teeth out ment that if they do erupt…

If you’re nervous try turning that into excitement. If the feeling persists break down what you can control about the situation, and what you can not. Understand what you can control and for what you can not Photo by Josep Castells on Unsplash.

There’s a difference between coming to a decision quickly and coming to a decision and acting quickly. Too often we act quickly in the wrong area of the equation. Photo by chuttersnap on Unsplash.

Do you know the best thing about startups? You only ever experience two emotions, euphoria and terror. I find that a lack of sleep enhances them both. This excerpt from “The Hard Thing About Hard Things” puts a smile on my face. Perfectly depicting the two sides of startup life. Photo by Alexey Soucho on Unsplash.