First the mountain, then the garden
For most of my life I’ve looked at life (and particularly my work) and felt I was on a journey to the summit do a Mountain. It was
Time To Bake
Some things sometimes just take longer to bake. For me, it’s writing, ideas, vision and direction. I’ll start often with my journal. Then Mindmap. I’ll bounce off certain
What Would Make Today a Win?
Been reading The Gap and The Gain by Benjamin Hardy and Dan Sullivan. I’ve known of this concept of which the book is named of Dan’s for a
Not a Solopreneur
Confession: I’m not a very good solopreneur. At all. I know great solopreneurs. I’m not one. I’m a TEAMpreneur. I need collaborators, team, other people. I am so
Reflections on 30 Days of Clicking Publish
Tammie wrote her takeaways here and I want to share mine. So here are my takeaways and reflections on Clicking Publish for 30+ days: I LOVED IT! —
On Being Seen
To be seen. To be known. To be recognized and have your presence acknowledged. To know that I am here and you mark me as “present and accounted
The Power of Like
The power of Like at work (and in life) is so underrated. Sure, you don’t have to love every single thing about your work, but shouldn’t you at
The Power of Yet
So many times we get into these self-limiting, self-defeating conversations with ourselves. I didn’t get the project done. I’m not a leader. I haven’t built a million dollar
Do Good. Do Well. — First Draft, Part One
I’m going to unpack the above image in a couple minutes, but first, some backstory: Over the couple of weeks I’ve been going back to the basics —
The Best Advice I’d Give Myself
If I had a time machine and could go back to talk to Cory in 2007-2008 and give him one and only one piece of advice, I would