A good framework for things worth doing:

Make a list of things you rarely feel like doing, but never regret doing.

• Writing
• Exercising
• Meditating
• Taking long walks
• Spending time in nature
• Serendipitous phone calls

What else would you add?

No matter who you are, you're an expert in something.

And inside your head sits a tremendous amount of:

• Lessons
• Mistakes
• Resources
• Frameworks
• Actionable tips
• Underrated traits

Start sharing them online and unlock its unlimited upside.

No matter who you are, you're an expert in something.

And inside your head sits a tremendous amount of:

• Lessons
• Mistakes
• Resources
• Frameworks
• Actionable tips
• Underrated traits

Start sharing them online and unlock its unlimited upside.

The 4 simple routines that help me live & work with elite clarity (each of these only takes 10 minutes)…

The quickest growth hack is to stop looking for quick growth hacks.

I studied the writing routine of 500 legendary writers.

Turns out, great writing is simple—if you do these 6 things every day:

For the hundreds of people in my DMs copy pasting poor offers with low response rates, give this a watch:

The fastest way to write copy with AI:

• Pick a proven Sales Letter/Email/Hook
• Ask AI to turn this into a template with variables
• Feed the template back to ChatGPT, giving it the variables

Boom—highly effective copy written in less than 10 minutes.

If you're resisting writing today, then be thankful you're not Tolstoy who had to write and edit War and Peace by hand:

The best book I've read on money:

How To Live by Derek Sivers.

Buried inside this gem are 4 short pages packed with insights on building wealth.

Here are 23 quotes that will change the way you think about money:

3-minute cold outreach masterclass for anyone looking to start ghostwriting: