Making resolutions can be daunting. To be “resolute” one has to stand firm…and back up a decision either to do, or not do, something of importance. Heavy stuff in my opinion. Most of us (at least as resolutions go) don’t last the entire year. I’m all for resolutions, both in business and on the personal […]
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Actor and comedian Jerrod Carmichael eats scrambled eggs with blueberries and almonds for breakfast almost every morning. Why? He likes it and it’s one less thing to think about. Sometimes he mixes in walnuts, but that’s as crazy as it gets. Almost everyone knows about Steve Jobs wearing the exact same wardrobe each day, which
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It’s always about this time of the year I start thinking about the next year. What do I want to accomplish? What’s most important to me? To my family? How do I prioritize everything I want to do? What’s the best way to accomplish these things? It can be overwhelming. I mean, let’s be honest…it’s
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My son Joshua recently turned 18 and is now formally applying to colleges and universities. He used the Common App to make that happen. If you’re not familiar with the Common App, it’s a little miracle for applying to college. Instead of filling out separate applications to all the places in which you want to
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I love my newsletter subscribers. Let me give you an example of why. I first met subscriber Rob Ristagno in 2016 at a Niche Media event. We’ve chatted a couple times on the phone since then, but I hear from Rob mostly when he responds to my newsletter. Last week I mentioned something in Random
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