David Kadavy is author of Mind Management, Not Time Management, The Heart to Start & Design for Hackers.
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?
Since beginning to write on the STEEM blockchain eighteen months ago, I’ve cashed out over $4,000 US for my writing. The most amazing part is: Nobody had to pay a cent to read what I wrote. keep on reading »
If you’ve heard about stoic philosophy, you’ve heard about Seneca. Stoicism is in many ways about being indifferent to pleasure or pain. One thing that’s pleasurable is getting free things. Free things like Facebook.
March was the highest-revenue month in two and a half years, February was “scarily bad,” but April was sort of in-between. I made $4,023.66, with $2,707.36. But I had the anomaly of a $1,147.00 accounting bill related to tax time, so actual profit was a bit higher. keep on reading »
Tim Kasher’s (@timkasher) work is deeply embedded in my creative DNA. When I was a young 20-something sitting in a cubicle in Omaha, Nebraska, Tim’s work and his success was there to inspire me to find my own creative voice.