I think we can all agree that we want to get the biggest bang for our buck when we’re working on our businesses–when we’re working on anything, for that matter. If you have even a drop of Puritan blood in you, you’ll probably agree that there is something about productivity that feels divine. And I… Continue Reading
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Want to save yourself some time?
A few years ago I felt totally trapped by my business and terminally bored by it. I felt like if I had to do the presentation I’d been giving for 8 years already one more time that I would fall on the floor and start convulsing from lack of stimulation. I had a business model… Continue Reading
The four-letter word often confused with freedom.
If you’re reading this you’re most likely a dreamer, a big thinker, a grand visioneer. I know, because I’m one too. And you know what they say: birds of a feather. So here’s the thing: when we think big, we often imagine the life that we are going to lead when our visions turn into… Continue Reading
This will heal the economy.
On January 31st I co-hosted an event that absolutely blew the roof off of my expectations here in Portland, ME as part of a ten-city tour for the Thank You Small Business campaign. I’m not telling you this to toot my own horn. I’m tell you this to toot the horn of someone who’s very… Continue Reading
Going in.
I don’t know about you but for the past week and a half or so I’ve felt harried. Rushed. Frazzled. Spazzy. And a little fried. It’s felt like I’m on a speeding train hurtling towards the end of 2012 and not only am I not in control of it, no one is! Ever felt that… Continue Reading
How to pick where you put your hustle
Last week I wrote a post on how abundance truly lies in simplification. This is one side of the equation when what you’re after is financial freedom. The other side of the equation is creating streams of passive or residual income. As a reminder, you are financially free to the extent that your passive or… Continue Reading
a fool proof way to figure out what to spend your money on
I’m sitting here on the train from Seattle, WA to Portland, OR. I spent an extra $17 to get a Business Class ticket and it was way worth it. Nice leather seats. Wireless. Plenty of leg room. Luxury. I finished the first draft of my book, Money: A Love Story (Hay House 2013) this week.… Continue Reading
Come see me to prevent financial disaster [Video]
Today marked the first leg of The Freedom Tour that I’ve done on my own. I drove 441 miles from Boulder, CO to Amarillo, TX. It felt so good to look at so much sky and open space. It’s so much easier to see possibilities for ourselves when there’s so much open space to look… Continue Reading
