The 7 laws to being more creative: Stop. Worrying. So. Much. About. The. End. 🖕😎🖕

Going to be real with you. The way we do small things is often how we do big things. Which is why I make the bed every morning. Take the time to do things right. Leave shit clean. Do it in all the little things in life. You start to do it in the big things.

Okay folks, lets put some checkmarks in boxes and call it a good day.

Baronfig has gone through 7 iterations in 10 years. Every time, right before we go all-in to make it happen, it seems daunting ... and then we get it done. Excited for the next phase.

Big newness coming next week. 🔥

I challenged Tiago Forte to a friendly brainstorm battle based on his tweet below. Curious to see how Second Brain performs against the process in The Laws of Creativity.

The way we do small things is often how we do big things.

Working on the 8th version of Baronfig in 10 years. Out of the previous 7, only 4 have been successful. That's 3 duds, but you have to get some duds to get to the ones that work. Expecting perfection is just going to set unrealistic expectations.

Preorders for Huddle are moving quick. I recommend grabbing one before they sell out. baronfig.com/products/huddl…

There's a line in the sand: folks who address their weaknesses and folks that don't. The latter don't even realize there's a line, but it's there.

Couldn't find a good Shopify app for our Starter Kit, so we built one from the ground up. Feedback welcome: baronfig.com/products/start…

Creativity isn't just for art—it's a business strategy. Transforming challenges into opportunities with innovative thinking can lead to breakthroughs that push boundaries.

In a world overwhelmed with options, standout design is your secret weapon.

Our first new Squire pen in years. This is the best one yet. (And the OG was rated #1 by NY Mag, so that’s saying a lot.)

Great chat with Adam! Definitely give it a listen for some new tidbits.

Been looking for a specific type of book about writing and finally found one. "A Swim in a Pond in the Rain" by George Saunders Breaks down four masterful Russian short stories (Checkov, Tolstoy, etc.) by literally stopping every few pages and explaining how the story works.