Tag: gratitude

You Can Just Do Things

You don’t need permission. You don’t need a credential. You can just do things. Here are six truths every visionary entrepreneur should know about embracing your weirdness, creating value, and questioning the advice that keeps you playing small.
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They Didn’t Fail from Laziness

Hard work won’t save a business built in the wrong order. Discover the six decisions in the Go-to-Market Order of Operations and why your revenue problem might be a step-one problem you’ve been treating as a step-six problem for years.

I’m Sorry, Who Are You Again?

A strong point of view does more than get attention. It transmits Signal, tells the right people what problem you solve, and builds Market Gravity so business comes to you.
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The Upside of Down Times

As I mentioned in the newsletter, I'm here conducting my TRIBAL event and I just discovered a new book from Lisa Ryan.
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Your Last Goodbye…

Recently I said my last goodbye to someone I love. She’s not gone yet, but it was the last chance to see her before the cancer takes her away. The time spent with her, the rest of my family, and the hospice care workers demonstrated yet again what a difficult time we have with death and dying, and especially, talking about it. As the horizon in front of me keeps getting closer than the one behind me, I find myself confronted with the realities of death far too often.
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Living with Gratitude…

Don’t know if you saw the story, but there was a woman who had missed the Air France flight that crashed in the ocean killing all on board, only to die in a car crash a week later. I didn’t click through and read the story for prosperity reasons, but it’s a safe bet that it probably dripped with the irony of her death so short after escaping it in the plane crash. Certainly, there is irony in that tragedy, as there is with anyone whose life is cut short. But there is another side, one we don’t ever focus on enough…
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Detours, Reroutes, and U-turns

It took getting fired for me to recognize I was born to be an entrepreneur. It took the tax authorities seizing my restaurant and auctioning it off for the unpaid taxes to help me discover my true purpose in life. It took getting shot and left for dead for me to truly live life.