It’s been ten months since I closed the Little Middle School, and I’m still not sure exactly what I’m going to do next.
That’s okay, right? Yeah, I think it’s okay.
I’m paying my bills. I’m enjoying my day-to-day work. I’m making new friends.
Read MoreDespite hard work and good intentions, years can go by without meaningful progress toward our most deeply-held goals.
It turns out that this is the problem I’m most interested in helping people solve these days. And I am very interested in exploring why so many of us do everything but the work we feel most called to do.
Read MoreI’d like to tell you about a specific episode of podcast that offered a perfect example of the way a lot of modern experts share information without actually teaching anything.
In fact, I’ve collected many examples of this kind of thing that I want to share and publicly deconstruct.
However, I am still figuring out how to do that without being a sanctimonious jerk.
Read MoreThe way that I’m supposed to do this blogging thing is to figure out who my ideal customer is, and then write a series of articles speaking to their pain points.
What problems are they trying to fix in their life? I can talk about those things (ideally, using search-engine friendly language) and then offer my paid solution.
It makes perfect sense. It’s totally logical. The problem is that it is so boring.
Read MoreListening to Dave Ramsey’s radio show, I got to the point that I could recite by heart all of his “baby steps” for getting out of debt and building wealth.
I could answer listener questions right along with him, and I rolled my eyes impatiently when someone talked about how they wanted to continue to use credit cards due to the points.
I wholeheartedly believed Dave’s message. I understood that if I followed his instructions exactly, I could get the promised results.
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