If I could deliver a message to my younger self—no, scratch that. If I could only deliver two hand written words to that guy, these would be it: Care more. Care more, care more, care more. Every blog post I’ve written, every job I’ve worked, every exam I’ve aced, every hole I’ve escaped from, and every person who’s … [Read more...]
How to Transform from Complainer to Problem Solver: Introducing the AWARE Problem Solving Method
I'm a problem solver. It's what I'm paid to do professionally. But even if I didn't make a living from it, I'd still be just as interested. There's something about finding the cause behind your circumstances that fires me up. It's pretty much the adult version of videogames, and I love it. I haven't always been good … [Read more...]
Follow These 7 Steps to Turn Whatever You Love into Work You Love
If you’re like most people, work is the last thing you want to do in your free time. There’s a reason why no one complains about how long their vacation was. Those moments away from it all are amazing, but what if you had work you didn’t want to take a break from? What if the path you chose was so fulfilling that you … [Read more...]
The 4 Step Ladder to Mastery and the Trick to Making the Climb
I’ve always found it weird how we laugh at other people’s failures. When we hear the singer struggle to hit the high notes at auditions, the artist who seemingly let his toddler smear paint on the canvas, or the boy who gets rejected by Susie in class, a little grin forms on our faces. We praise victory so much that we … [Read more...]
How to Stay Hungry in a World Chained to Comfort
Wanna know the quickest way to fail at anything? Only work when you feel like it. That right there is how you fail every…single…time. But it’s what most people do every day. You're probably guilty of it yourself. Out of the 40 hours you work each week, how long do you actually spend doing don't-bother-me-right-now type … [Read more...]
The Call of Duty Guide to an Unstoppable Work Ethic
I have a confession to make: I used to be a hopeless Call of Duty addict. The franchise produced some of my favorite games back in the day, and I racked up a total of over two months played online. Yeah I know, that’s insane. But unlike most videogame addicts, I took what I learned from playing and used it to form … [Read more...]
The College Student’s Guide to Excellence
Seems like everyone’s got advice for college these days. So I guess I’ll join the club. College is an exciting place, but it's a waste if you don't do your part. That's a lesson I learned the hard way. I went in without knowing what to expect and got blindsided my freshman year. It's tough to be without any direction … [Read more...]
Don’t Ever Settle
I was walking out of church the other day when something different happened. After service, one of the other members came up to me like he usually does. He's an older guy who's taken an interest in my life for some odd reason. And he's always giving me advice and words of encouragement. What's crazy is that the things … [Read more...]
8 Content Creation and Life Lessons Learned from 20 Months on Youtube
YouTube. Video sharing site to some. Time wasting addiction to others. It may seem like an innocent place to upload pranks, but the reality is, YouTube is a business. Some creators easily pass the six figure mark each year. So what can you learn from the home of cat videos? I'll show you. For almost two years I … [Read more...]
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