Do the Work, by Steven Pressfield, is a must read for anyone starting something new or pursuing something significant. Weighing in at only 98 pages, five of which contain only one word a piece, Do the Work is obviously a small book and a quick read. But don’t let that fool you. I learned a long time ago…

Five Advantages to Listening to Audiobooks

Recently I posted my review of Start With Why, by Simon Sinek, but I have a…

On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft is a combination autobiography/writers guide written by the prolific suspense novelist Steven King. I read this one after Michael Hyatt mentioned it in one of his posts on writing. I don’t regret reading it, but I also didn’t get as…

Start, by Jon Acuff was actually the first book I started reading this year, and one of the books on my reading list yet I only finished it just a couple of months ago. I’ll explain why I think it took so long later, but…

Dealing with the Dip

Seth Godin calls it “The Dip.” Stephen Pressfield calls it “Resistance.” Most of us know it as “feeling like giving up.”…

Last week I set out to find a way to keep better track of my habits and record how I’m doing so that I actually know how I’m doing. Since then, it’s been an interesting adventure of trying to find good information on how to…