How we perceive major life events have profound effects on how we grow from them. I use this 3-layer framework to put things into perspective.

This is how I chunk 3-month goals into actionable sprints and Pomodoros.

The OODA framework provides a framework for starting a mind map for decision making and taking action.

Sometimes going big out the gate isn't the best idea with new projects. I learned from wise startups to do things that don’t scale.

I kept wondering: “how do my actions fit into the bigger picture?”. This is where the planning map comes in.

On the path to success, we need three things to keep us continuously improving. If you don’t have them, you’ll be competing handicapped.

I was asked to give advice to a YouTube follower who was career transitioning, which made me reflect on what makes the ideal job. My conclusion has two parts.

To avoid overdoing, consider your purpose and what’s sufficient to meet that purpose.

I put away ALL my electronic devices in a literal lock box, and my motivation, focus, and creativity went through the roof.

We touch our phones on average 2,167 times a day - how do we break out of this habit? Here’s an easy solution.