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If you're like me, you have scattered thoughts running through your head all day long. Use these three techniques to get thoughts out of your head and into your most visited mobile / desktop application so you can stop forgetting your to-do's and take actionable steps towards your goals.

Writing = Clear Thinking. Clear Thinking = Defined Path. Defined Path = Small Steps. Small Steps = Progress. Progress = Habits. Habits = Growth.

Not doing as well on being ahead of the game this week. But after I publish this, I'll be heading out to knock out the final goals for the week related to mountain climbing & resistance training.

Today is the first EntrepreneurHQ Masterclass. I'll be interviewing Connor Gross, the founder of Cardly, a 7 figure stick on phone wallet e-commerce company. Connor and his partner, Gio, built this company while in college & they recently exited.

At any given time of the day you're likely distracted by calls, texts, email, slack twitter, instagram, facebook, or any of the other app notifications you have turned on.

Why would you spend your time doing this? When you could be doing that, instead?

Reflection is the space in which patterns emerge.

Last night I came to the realization that I was cheating myself.

Since quitting my job at HPE in 2017 and jumping into the entrepreneurial journey, I've realized 3 things similar among most entrepreneurs.

Things don't have to always be perfect. This is something I'm learning by building & launching projects before they're "ready."

One of my mentors challenged me very early on in business to commit to the people in my life rather than committing to "the thing."

I had zero experience when I started my blog last year. I came across a few resources online and made the decision it would be valuable to learn the basics of SEO.

The difference between setting goals with lead measures vs. setting goals with lag measures.

I'm on a personal mission to create an optimal weekly schedule. One that perfectly blends a harmonious balance between productive work, exercise, hobbies, family time, and rest.

I do my most productive work in the morning. This is due in part to my love for craft coffee (or caffeine buzz, if I'm being transparent.) But I'm also leveraging another compound naturally found in green tea.

Habits are daily self-improvement exercises that have compounding interest. I believe any habit can be built by starting with a small weekly goal of 2x per week.

It’s likely I’m not the only one who’s experiencing FOMO associated with the BTC spike.

I've heard it a million times... "talk to your customers and they'll tell you how to improve your product." 

 "Most people and/or situations will present problems. Your job as an entrepreneur is simple — present solutions to these problems." 

Don’t think, just do. This is a saying I’ve heard my whole life, but the older I get, the more I disagree with the statement. 

I'm optimistic about the opportunities that are on the table right now. There are opportunities everywhere if you open up your mind to seeing them…

We only have two options as entrepreneurs during a pandemic.

I don't want to be good. I want to be great.

I started my blog & newsletter in January 2020 & grew it to 3,000+ readers per month at it's high point. If you're looking to build a blog & newsletter in 2021, I'm offering a 4 week crash course to teach you what took me 12 months to learn in 2020.

Getting clear on why you're doing something is often the best way to stay motivated during challenging times.

A framework for overcoming stress when too many irons are in the fire.

If you ever consider purchasing land to build a house, this post will give you a quick overview of the construction loan process to save you some time on the front end.

If nothing else was completed during the day, these 4 habits would make the day a win.

The most important notes, highlights, and takeaways from "The Almanack of Naval Ravikant" by Eric Jorgensen, Jack Butcher, and Tim Ferris. There is a repeatable way to generate wealth and ANYONE can do it.

I enjoy my personal life just as much as I enjoy building my business. Early on, I found that my work was cutting into spending time with my wife, friends, and the fun outdoor activities that we get to enjoy in Colorado.I wanted to come up with a way to get the most that I could out of my work week, instead of letting a 50 or 60 hour week turn into an 80-100 hour week.

Use this post to learn how to get the most out of Productive Cycles before joining for your first session.

How I use Roam for daily productivity to move the needle on my most important projects and crush my to-do list.

The structure I'm following to increase my productivity amidst the uncertainty of COVID-19.

Hunting is a controversial topic throughout the world, but I’ll explain the 5 reasons why I choose to archery hunt for elk every year to fill my freezer.

I didn't consume any food for 3 days. Here's why, what happened, and real time documentation of the benefits and downsides.

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Are you uncomfortable selling? Use this 4 step process from the book, "Spin Selling" and start practicing this proven sales process to overcome your uneasiness and start making more sales.

Looking for Peloton alternative? I’ve been able to achieve the same benefits of sweating out toxins, boosting brain function, taxing my cardiovascular system, building endurance and releasing good endorphins all on a standard “run of the mill” stationary bike. 

There's a ton of hype right now about Roam. Is it worth making the switch from Notion? I discuss the positives and negatives of both in this article.

I’ve tested a lot of different habits, but the following have proven to boost my productivity and overall well being. Here’s the 8 that made the cut in 2020.

There's so many website builders out there now, it's hard to know which one to choose. In this article, I compare the pros and cons of two popular website builders: Webflow vs. Squarespace.

This article breaks down Gary Keller's "One Thing" method to help you get to the root of what you should be focusing on when setting your goals.

This 10 step process helped me achieve my most important goals in 2019. Needles to say, I'm using it again in 2020. Learn the framework for creating an actionable plan to help break your goals down by year, quarter, month, and week.