Last week, I was speaking to a group of entrepreneurs when one of them admitted he'd been struggling.He's dealing with a challenging family health situation and feeling like he isn't doing enough to grow his business.A few hours later, I got a text from a friend, who said she was trying to slow down, but struggling with negative self talk that she wasn't doing enough.The two nearly identical interactions just hours apart sparked a realization...•••I'm thrilled to finally share The 5 Types of Wealth Life Planner—an interactive companion to my bestselling book designed to help you start taking action to build the life you want.In the pages of this beautiful planner, you'll...Create your Life Razor—a simple, powerful commitment to guide every decisionDefine your Anti-Goals—what you refuse to sacrifice along the wayDesign your Energy Calendar—to double down on what fuels youVisualize your Enough Life—so you stop chasing more and start choosing meaning...and much, much more.With specific prompts and tactical exercises designed to turn dreams into reality, this is a planner you’ll come back to over and over again as your life evolves.Preorder Your Life Planner Today!
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The Artful Life: Ars Longa, Vita Brevis
In the 4th century B.C., the Ancient Greek physician Hippocrates, wrote in his Aphorisms (translated into Latin here):Vita brevis, ars longa, occasio praeceps, experimentum periculosum, iudicium difficile.Life is short, art long, opportunity fleeting, experiment dangerous, judgment difficult.The phrase has been further tightened and adapted, including by the Roman statesman and Stoic philosopher Seneca, into the following:Ars longa; vita brevis.Art is long, life is short.In a strict interpretation, this might simply be about your art: The creative craft or endeavor you choose to pursue.But allow me to offer a more liberal interpretation...•••SPECIAL OFFER: Grab your copy of my NYT bestselling book during the Amazon Prime Day sale—it’s the perfect time to get it at a huge discount!Order The 5 Types of Wealth Now!
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The Jonah Complex: How to Stop Running From Your Own Light
On a windy pier in the ancient city of Joppa, a young man buys a one-way ticket to sail in the opposite direction of his destiny...The young man, Jonah, had been called upon by God to travel to the city of Nineveh to preach his word.But, in the heat of the moment, he runs from this calling, boarding a ship and sailing off in the opposite direction.When a divine storm threatens the ship during its sail, Jonah asks the crew to throw him overboard as he continues his flight from his true destiny.He's swallowed whole by a whale, living in the belly of the creature for several days, during which he repents for running from his duties and is eventually spared.This Biblical story (Jonah 1-3) has deeply relevant lessons for all of our lives (that have nothing to do with religion)...•••Bestselling author Susan Cain had this to say about my book: "On almost every page, you’ll find yourself smiling, tearing up, or discovering ideas that you can’t wait to share with the people in your life."Join 300,000+ readers and order it today on a big sale!Order The 5 Types of Wealth Now!
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A Simple Reframe to Improve Your Life
We've all been there...That familiar sensation of feeling behind.And it's no wonder it's so familiar. From the time you wake up in the morning until the time you go to sleep at night, you're being hit by a constant drip highlight reel from everyone around you.Their promotions. Their bonuses. Their new homes. Their fancy cars. Their beautiful lives.Every single piece of information a snapshot of their position that you can't help but compare yourself to.Teddy Roosevelt once called comparison "the thief of joy."But in my view, it's not the act of comparison itself that's the problem...•••Andrew Huberman called my first book "An important clarifying force in anyone’s search to make the best possible choices for their life." Join 300,000+ other readers and get it now on a big sale!Order My First Book Today
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The Columbus Egg Principle
There’s an old fable about Christopher Columbus that I like…In 1493, upon return from his first voyage to the Americas (which he mistakenly identified as the East Indies), a group of Spanish nobles gathered for a celebratory dinner with Christopher Columbus.The nobles diminished his accomplishment, saying, “Anyone could have sailed west and found land. You just happened to get there first.”Columbus smiled, reached for a boiled egg, and issued a wager...•••Bestselling author Mel Robbins said my book "will push you to rethink everything about how you’re spending your time."Join 300,000+ readers and order it today on a big sale!Get The 5 Types of Wealth Now!
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