Instead of trying to build an audience... Build an association with a specific word or idea. • James Clear: Habits • Dan Runcie: Business x Hip Hop • Codie Sanchez: Boring businesses • Nick Huber: Sweaty startups • David Perell: Personal Monopoly • Wes Kao: Spiky Point Of

Struggle with self-promotion? Remember these two things: 1. A message can’t get shared unless there is a messenger willing to share it. 2. It’s only self-promotion if you are focused on promoting yourself.

Every decision that I make today, I am going to make with a Positive Expectation. I’m going to look for a YES vs assuming a NO. I’m going to trust in the Positive Intentions of others. I’m going to focus on Solutions vs Problems. I’m going to believe the Best is yet to come.

The current state of the world will bring out the best in some people and the worst in others. Just remember that you get to choose which it is in you. Respond vs react. Be kind. Be compassionate. Extend grace.

I think about this quote from Jon Acuff often. It’s a great reminder to keep yourself in check. One of the biggest dangers of success is our ego.

"Doing your best is not a weakness. It's a sustainable strength. It's showing up with the best energy you can bring today. It requires honesty and integrity. To look in the mirror. To tell yourself the truth. So, the next time you catch yourself feeling like you aren't doing

After helping hundreds of authors launch books - many to the top of the bestseller charts - I’ve noticed three recurring barriers that hold people back. The good news? Each one is beatable with the right mindset, strategy, and a little intention. Read the tips here:

I look at this almost every day... Replace HAVE TO with GET TO. It’s a great reminder that life is a gift, not an obligation.

5 Myths About Publishing a Bestseller (That Could Be Costing Most Authors Big) I’ve launched hundreds of books, many of which became bestsellers but here’s what most authors don’t realize: It’s not always the best written book that wins… It’s the best positioned, promoted, and

You never know who’s listening when no one’s clapping. That’s the thing about real influence. It doesn’t always come with instant feedback or applause. Sometimes you’re sharing, writing, leading, showing up and it feels like no one notices. But someone’s watching. Someone’s

This message from Sara Blakely made me rethink what I think about failure, especially with my kids. cc: Jesse Itzler

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