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My musings, explorations and insights into entrepreneurship and the inevitable things that bump up against it.
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Trying really hard is changing my life… (opens the original)
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I have always been pretty good at a lot of things, never exceptional, just good.In school, I never had to study that hard to do well. Not amazing but well. I got honor roll every semester, I passed my tests without really putting much effort in, giving it about 30% effort was more than good enough.When I got into university, I had to try a bit harder, that was the first time in my life I actually wrote book reports not the night before it was due, I really cared about my degree but for most of m
Accidental Role-play (opens the original)
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My partner and I had a date night planned for a very normal Friday night.We have been together for 10 years.Within that 10 years, we have traversed hell and back and so as a couple with a decade under our belts, we are fully cognizant that in order to keep the spark alive, you have to plan the sex, you have to lock in the romance, there needs to be some structure or else it just doesn’t happen enough.We were due for a date night and I had caught a real need to make a Caesar salad immediately.I t
The coaching industry has munted your brain. (opens the original)
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I’ve been apart of this industry for 6 years now.I’ve always known it’s weird, there are freaks lurking behind every corner trying to sell you shit they barely know how to do themselves and I’ve always known it’s an echo chamber.I’ve also met some of the must delicious human beings, made life long friends, served hundreds of the coolest creatives I know and provided for myself since I was 28 years old by building an online coaching business - how fucking cool.Over the month of July, I went on my
Rest is Dangerous (opens the original)
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I just finished 30 days of resting.Rest can take many forms, it can be on a couch with a book, it can be at a gym getting your pulls ups dialed, it can be hosting a dinner party for friends.I think at the core of rest is connection. A time where you as the rester are connecting with yourself, your thoughts, your body, your people, the truth. Connection feels fundamental to rest.We live in a world where not many people are well rested and as a byproduct quite disconnected and I now see that is by
30 days changed everything: My first Sabbatical (opens the original)
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For the last month I have been on a sabbatical.And to be clear, no, not burnt out.No, my life and business weren’t falling apart.No, I wasn’t having a breadown.I feel this an important caveat as most people take breaks in this space as a reaction and not a choice.I had planned this intentionally mid year to recover, to rest and to simply, not work.I knew that by June I’d be pretty keen for a break, I run my signature program One of One for 4 months from Feb to June, alongside my alumni space and
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