Why I never say “hope,” “luck,” or “wish”
Do you hope––or do you believe? In these trying times, we must eliminate hoping, wishing, and luck from our vocabulary. This week I’ll tell you how I learned the importance of that notion.
Show up early to your interview
Early is on time and on time is late. This week, I’ll share how as a child, I watched my family learn that lesson the hard way.
We make agreements, not contracts.
Your word or a contract? This week, I’ll talk about how I learned why it’s so important to do what you say you’ll do.
The Power of Hello
Never underestimate the power of a simple “hello.” It’s a lesson I had to learn the hard way as a child, and this week, I’ll tell you why that lesson had such a lasting impact.
The Hustle is NOT Real
The Hustle is NOT real. Sort of. Not long ago, I would have argued that it WAS until I was blue in the face. In fact, when we first opened the Scribe offices, I had the designers paint in huge letters on the wall opposite my desk: THE HUSTLE IS REAL. It’s because, coming up…
Why we need to focus on even the most minute details
“Attention to detail” doesn’t mean the same thing for everyone. This week, I’ll tell you about an invaluable lesson I learned as a child that helped me realize that.
Don’t wait for January to make a change.
It’s that time of year again–everyone is making their resolutions for the new year. But why wait that long. Read this week about why you need to make those changes NOW.
Lottery Winners, Athletes, and Startups
Lottery winners, professional athletes, and VC-backed companies have something in common. Sounds crazy, but it’s true. They win more money than they’ve ever seen, practically overnight—with a $1 ticket, a contract that seemingly sets them up for life, or millions in capital raised to start their business. And they’re broke five years later. In the…
Where Is the Balance?
In all the talk about work-life balance, no one is addressing the “life” part of the equation. This week, I’ll do just that.
Complex Versus Complicated
Complex versus complicated––aren’t they the same? This week, we’ll talk about why the difference between the two is critical to your success.