David Kadavy is author of Finish What Matters; Mind Management, Not Time Management; & Digital Zettelkasten.
Adam Conover (@adamconover) had good things going for him. He had just graduated from college, and his sketch comedy group was a hit. So many people were watching their videos! This was before YouTube, so they kept on having to find new places to host the videos, there was so much traffic.
After I published my first book, it took six years before I published my second book. Today, only six months after publishing my second book, I’m publishing my fourth book. keep on reading »
June’s revenues were $4,282.10, up from May’s $2,302.81. Profits were $3,030.73, up from May’s $1,324.23. keep on reading »
Phil Thompson (@wonder_city_) is the illustrator and business mind behind Wonder City Studio, which sells Chicago wall art. Today we have a great discussion on making art that sells.
You heard me talk last week about morning routines, with the co-author of My Morning Routine, Benjamin Spall. I have a new morning routine I’ve been practicing this year, and it’s been giving me some of my best ideas yet. The amazing part is I’m able to do this routine before I even get out of bed.
Is this the summer you’ll finally achieve your creative destiny?
Do you daydream about writing a book? Recording an album? Starting a company? What stands in your way?
Sometimes we’re our own biggest obstacle. keep on reading »
Benjamin Spall is co-author of the new book, My Morning Routine: How Successful People Start Every Day Inspired. He and his co-author have interviewed 300 successful people from business, fitness, and the arts. People like Biz Stone, Arianna Huffington, General Stanley McCrystal, and Marie Kondo.
May revenues were $2,302.81, down from April’s $4,023.66. Profits were only $1,324.23, down from April’s $2,707.36. keep on reading »
Clear prioritization inspires clear action. But how do you decide what’s the most important todo item to tackle first? For me, I like to listen to my body.
You’ve heard about the importance of working with people who come from different perspectives. But will that automatically lead to great work?