Book Review and Notes: The Dip, by Seth Godin
On every journey to mastery, there is a very difficult season of learning, persevering, and growth. This season is called the dip. To push through the dip requires focus, diligence, and time. And if you make it through the dip then you will do amazing things.
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Excerpts from “The Obstacle is the Way”
A book I frequently find myself turning back to.
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Barrett Brooks Video Interview: Making and measuring creative progress
Barrett Brooks is the COO for ConvertKit, writer, and all around brilliant fellow. In addition to leading the team at ConvertKit, Barrett writes regularly on the topics of personal development, nurturing leaders, and personal discovery. Every interaction with Barrett will leave you curious to learn something new and excited about life. He’s one of the
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Jen Nagaoka Video Interview: Adopting your life vision and the importance of self care
Jen Nagaoka is the wife of an entrepreneur and a mom of two boys. A lot of her days are spent taking care of other people and managing the home. With the ebb and flow of life and the needs of the family changing, Jen finds herself takeing on a fluid role that changes often.
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David Sparks Video Interview: How to Stay Focused and Productive
When it comes to juggling all the things in life, it can be a challenge. In this video interview with David Sparks we talked more about how he handles getting it all done.
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Jumpstart Momentum
There’s a unique challenge that comes with starting over. Regaining lost momentum quickly makes all the difference when it comes to setting a course for success.
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Routines Are a Safety Net for Your Goals
When your routines align with your desires, it’s like your goals accomplish themselves.
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How to Create Transformation
As I type this, I’ve got the Monument Valley soundtrack playing. (Yes, still listening to it.) And I’m writing on my iPad with a new bluetooth clicky keyboard. (More on all of that some other time.) I just recently began reading a small 40-page booklet by Jim Collins. It’s called Turning the Flywheel, and it’s
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A Case for Routine
Even if you’re not a “routine person” there’s a lot to be said for them. Here are five reasons to consider adding routine to your daily and weekly life.
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Finding Clarity Amidst the Chaos
Take control of your schedule and feeling of calm that comes with it instead of feeling like you’re drowning as you are constantly running from thing to thing. Make this the year you make time for what’s important to you.
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