Years ago, a friend complained about job market struggles and life issues over a drink, rejecting the idea of starting a business with excuses like needing capital and an MBA, dismissing success stories as 'easy for you to say.' In life and business, we often use 'easy for you to say' to avoid challenges, but in reality, it's just an excuse for fear or laziness.

Learn a valuable lesson from the tale of the old man, the boy, and the donkey: Trying to please everyone is a recipe for disaster, and you might just end up losing your ass in the process.

Dr. Samuel Langley, well-funded by the government, failed in his attempt to create a manned flying machine in 1903. In contrast, the Wright brothers, lacking education and funding, succeeded with determination and a $1,000 investment, showing that hard work and perseverance lead to success despite initial setbacks.

Rockstars swear by their setlists – essentially a To Do List for their performances – ensuring they keep rocking without fumbling between songs, and hey, if it works for them, it might just work for you too! 🤘

In my dream, saying "No" made me grow and saying "Yes" made me shrink, reminding me to narrow my focus and prioritize in my business and life.

Discover the real key to productivity in my test blog post – why getting more focused or concentrating harder isn't the best solution, and what you should be focusing on instead.

Exploring the Future - Share Your Thoughts!

Avoid the time trap of debating in business and life. Debates rarely lead to anything good, causing frustration and wasted time. Focus on effective communication by understanding others' points of view for better outcomes.

Don't waste time debating online. To make money, focus on choosing the right target, communicating effectively, and building relationships. Unsubscribe if you disagree and get productive for real results in your business.

Are you stuck in the 50/90 Rule, killing both your business and personal life?

Shift to the 90/50 Rule, focusing 90% energy on impactful tasks 50% of the time; stop boasting about hours worked and embrace results over time, leading to increased productivity and a more balanced life.

Self-Motivation: A cautionary tale from Thom's climbing mishap highlights the dangers of blind determination, emphasizing the need for guidance beyond self-drive.

Life's uncertainties are captured in the old farmer's 'maybe' responses to events. Reflecting on this, I find comfort knowing my late nephew Christopher's tissue donation helped 54 people, including his sister Caitlyn, who used it for ACL surgery. Amidst sadness, one thing remains clear: family matters most.