Self-Employment Myths Realized
I was recently at conference with a few other industry colleagues, and one of them said something to the effect
Dealing with Low Points
Over the past year of being out on my own, I’ve definitely experienced more intense ups and downs emotionally
Executive Job vs. Consulting
There have been multiple points along this journey where I've asked myself the question "why would I
Playing the Long Game
It takes at least a year. 1 year to:
* Make mistakes
* Learn and iterate
* Seek and find clarity via experience
Hard Work vs. Comfort Zone
Scroll through motivational posts on LinkedIn or Instagram and you'll get your fill of tips on habit building,
You’re Going to Need a “Reasons” List
“You’re going to need to make a long list of reasons that you’re doing this”, said an entrepreneur
Rebuilding Lost Confidence
Corporate job burnout is often underpinned by a loss of self-confidence. Years of micromanagement, toxic environments, compartmentalized organizations can take
Nobody Else's Circumstances Matter at All
One form of self-limiting refrain that I'm particularly prone to is the thought that anyone else's
On Health, Fitness, and Simply Not Drinking
Cutting alcohol out of my diet helped turbocharge my transition from boardroom life to self-employment. This single change has helped
Comfort With Failure is the Key to Nearly Everything
Right at 2:27 in this excellent Mark Manson YouTube video is a phrase that nearly blew me out my