Mar
10
Hello, friend. Today, I want to talk about something we all do but rarely address: self-judgment. It's like this little voice inside our head that critiques every action, decision, or thought we have. But here’s the thing: this constant judgment of ourselves creates our own suffering. It’s an unhappiness of our own making. And let’s be honest, when we’re suffering, we’re not exactly at our best. Instead, we look for relief – self-soothing with habits...
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Mar
06
Everyone wants to be successful. The only challenge is knowing how to achieve it. Guy Kawasaki, a well-known entrepreneur and author, has dedicated his career to understanding what makes people successful. In this episode of the podcast, we get together to discuss his latest project, 'Think Remarkable', and the lifetime worth of wisdom it distills into 170 pages. https://youtu.be/Os9vGcXfGWA Turning a Successful Podcast Into a Successful Book Guy knows quite a bit about success, not...
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Mar
04
Let's face it, we all have a dream. Whether it's to write a book, start a business, or travel the world, we all have something we've been yearning to do. But, sometimes, the road to achieving our dreams is filled with doubters and dream killers. You know who I'm talking about - those people who can't help but question your plans, who try to talk you out of your dreams, who seem to pour cold...
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Feb
28
Got any plans for this weekend? Noah Kagan is about to clear your schedule. The serial entrepreneur sits down with me in this latest podcast to talk all about the hacks for success he learned from building million-dollar businesses from the ground up. Spoiler alert: they're easier to implement than you think. Keep reading for a rundown of our discussion and the top takeaways you can start using today. Defining Your Freedom Number: Decoding How...
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Feb
26
How much are you really putting into your own growth? Let’s face it, "I'm too busy" has become a go-to response for many of us. It's a justification we offer up when we can't fit another meeting into our packed schedules, a reason for why we haven't pursued further training or education, and a shield we use to fend off opportunities that require time we believe we don't have. The Illusion of Busyness Being busy...
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Feb
21
Jamie Kern Lima says she's best known as the 'Denny's waitress who built a billion-dollar company'. And she is, for now. But what we don't know about this groundbreaking entrepreneur is her story or the mindset that got her there. Those secrets and more are the talking points of this podcast episode, in which we discuss Jamie's inspiring journey of dual self-achievement and self-love. Who Is Jamie Kern Lima? Let's begin with a little bit...
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Feb
19
In a world that often measures success by tangibles—titles, bank balances, and social media followers—it's easy to lose sight of what truly matters: making a significant impact through our work. But what does it mean to be significant in our careers, especially for us creators who live to build and make things? Focus on Contribution, Not Comparison In the age of social media, it's easy to fall into the trap of comparing our behind-the-scenes with...
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Feb
14
Are we navigating through an era of narcissism, entitlement and incivility? By this point many of us have raised the question, “Is it me or is it them?” Recently I discussed this in depth with Dr. Ramani Durvasula. We want to uncover what in the world of narcissism is really going on. Dr. Ramani Durvasula PhD, a licensed clinical psychologist. She is Professor Emerita of Psychology at California State University, Los Angeles and leads in...
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Feb
12
Think about it: if you only do what you usually do, you’ll never know what you’re truly capable of doing. This notion isn’t just about pushing boundaries for the sake of it; it’s about embracing the vastness of our potential. The Comfort Zone: A Creative Cul-de-Sac Our comfort zones are cozy, predictable spaces where routines live and risks are rare visitors. It’s human nature to gravitate towards comfort. But, in the realm of creativity, this...
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Feb
07
I stand on stage and talk about this. I can write about it with confidence. But even having lived 20 creative lives, there are roadblocks that inevitably show up. And they appear right when a project is nearing its end. This is how I feel about my new book. My thought process is that if you're not sick of a project when it nears the end, you didn't go deep enough. So, what do we...
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