Things are busy, but fun. I’m actually having a lot of fun with how busy things are. I think it’s a really fun time across all of my businesses and work right now. I have my day two, one consulting project that is full time, and I think I sold that project from Friday that
I like to think that I haven’t changed much over the years. My goals, for example, haven’t really changed at all. Case in point: I recently found a homework assignment I completed in the first grade. For this assignment, I had to cut out pictures from magazines and put them on a yellow silhouette of
I saw this tweet yesterday. It’s a concept I’m started to believe in even more. I believe wealth is fundamentally misunderstood. I think the media and press and publishing houses love to focus on the one in a million companies that goes from someone’s idea to make more money to Airbnb. While these stories are
Last post, I talked about how difficult it’s been balancing work and the baby. It was my first day really balancing work and the little dude. It wasn’t that easy, to say the least. Yesterday, things were slightly better and more manageable in a lot of ways. My fiancée is and was amazing in helping
This is unbelievably hard. I’m now 24 hours into working and being a dad. The past month has been great because I’ve been able to largely be off and spend time with my fiancée and the little one. I’ve loved it Yesterday was the first day where I had to do both dad and work.
I’m officially back into the swing of things. That’s exciting and it’s good to be back. But, there’s a fair bit of stress these days in my life. On one hand, things are great and it’s thrilling to be able to spend time with family. On the other hand, I feel guilty when not working
Hi there! It’s been a while. In fact, almost exactly one month since I’ve written a case study update. Right off the bat, I apologize for missing so much time on this case study. My intention is to write a post every single day so there is always new content on what is going on.
23It’s one of the most accessible paths to entrepreneurship, a darling of r/JustStart, and has made people like Spencer at Niche Pursuits into millionaires. It’s also a business model that you can skip as you start your entrepreneurial journey. I’m talking about, of course, Amazon Affiliate marketing. My goal here is not to dissuade you from
In entrepreneurship, there’s often told advice that says you need to avoid analysis paralysis and just get out there and start. The often told example is that you can’t figure out how to make $1,000,000 as an entrepreneur if you can’t figure out how to make $1. This is all entirely true. I firmly believe
