Your writing sucks because you are trying to write to everyone. The simplest way to get specific is to write to yourself.

Why you must start saying no:

At the start of 2023, I was coaching, consulting, leading a group cohort, posting three weekly threads, writing a newsletter, affiliating, and running ads.

It was chaos, and I was stuck at $10k/month.

But then I focused on doing three things well:…

Society's biggest mistake was waging war on boredom.

If you can't sit without distractions, you will never think clearly enough to do great things.

Last week, I shared how I’ve designed my day since becoming an entrepreneur in my newsletter. The feedback was great. Especially around optimizing routines for what’s important (for me, that’s creativity).

Take a read at the link below 👇

Don't underestimate the power of consistency on a long enough timeframe.

• Fitness
• Writing
• Thinking
• Business
• Relationships

You can learn all of these skills if you work on them every day.

Three daily rules I follow to improve my focus, creativity, and clarity:

• No email or social media until I've finished work
• Walk for at least 90 minutes
• Read for at least 90 minutes

Your mind is your greatest asset. Give it what it needs.

Fighting other people is a waste of time.

The reason you disagree is because you have had wildly different life experiences. Everyone's telling themselves a story. You are no different.

Don't try to fight. Try to understand.

Don't underestimate the power of consistency on a long enough timeframe.

• Fitness
• Writing
• Thinking
• Business
• Relationships

You can learn all of these skills if you work on them every day.

I’ve been obsessed with decision-making recently.

Here are 10 ways to make smarter decisions (without overthinking):

Glorifying speed is stupid.

Most people who act fast are stuck working on the wrong things because they rush every decision. You will progress faster if you slow down and do things right.

Focus on being deliberate instead.

You're only surprised by other people because you expect them to behave logically, not emotionally.

Be patient: easy to read, hard to do.