My life changed when I started walking 60-90 minutes every day. It's good for your mood. It's good for your health. It's good for your creativity. It's good for your decision-making. "Never trust a thought that didn't come by walking.” — Nietzsche

When I visit my mum's, I always take the dog out for a few hours. We walk along the beach and through the woods. It never fails to make me happy. So calming and mentally clearing. The simple things in life are best.

Writing every day is the only way you’ll discover how you think. If you want self-awareness, no skill is more effective.

I haven’t missed a day of posting content in 41 months. It’s helped me grow to almost a quarter of a million followers. If you’re looking for the secret to success, it’s relentless consistency. But I would have quit years ago if I kept making the same mistake: Chasing

Incredibly grateful to see 100 people pick up Magnetic Emails so far. You can prepare as much as you want, but you never really know the market is interested until you hit release. Been a lot of fun speaking with new clients, too.

Social media for reach. Newsletter for relationships. Products for revenue. The business of writing, 101.

The ironic thing about the news is that they sell you on 'being informed' yet leave you more confused than ever.

Start my digital nomad journey today! Already almost missed my train to London so off to a fantastic start. If I make it across the world it’ll be a miracle. The plan is to continue building the business but at a slower pace. It’s too easy to get sucked into hustle 24/7 but

If I were 18 years old, I would: 1. Pick a skill I enjoy that can make money online 2. Spend 6 months studying it like a madman 3. Do anything to get my first few clients 4. Move abroad somewhere cheap 5. Build my business 6. Travel Don't sleep on the online opportunity.

This is pretty much the plan I’m following at 32 btw. The age is unimportant. Picking the right direction is crucial.

If I were starting again as an online entrepreneur, I would focus on: 1. Skill 2. Specificity Get good at what you do. Get clear on who you do it for, what problem you solve, and how you solve it. And then use writing as a magnet. Noise is not an impossible problem to solve.

A warning for content creators: Some topics are easier to write about than others. But you must be careful. The path of least resistance will not help you stand out. Instead, keep following your curiosity. Even if the topic is less popular. Even if you think it’s weird. Even

Last week I crossed my third year of entrepreneurship. I set myself a goal to grow the business to $500k/year. I laughed when I wrote it. I thought it was silly—but I figured if you shoot for the moon you’ll still land in the stars. But I ended up making $560,000. If I aimed