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One day I will miss
Getting sleepy kids
Out of the car seat
For now…
I will savor every moment
Someone please have a conversation with the people @WHOOP & explain to them
I’m a dad
I’m not going to bed at 7:18p
No matter how hard I worked today
No matter how much my sleep debt is
I’ll sleep when I sleep…
The greatest paradox of the AI era is this:
We are building technology that can generate infinite content, ideas, and stories, while simultaneously increasing the value of the one thing that can't be generated:
Attention
In a world of infinite supply, true scarcity is focus.
I gave that up to try to get into an industry that would allow me to be home more often
Allow my wife to stay at home and raise our kids (because that was her dream)
Allow us to be the parents we wanted to be
But it’s not working…
Universal truth
Nobody explains that your children will
eventually be the
exact
perfect
height
to regularly hit you in the nuts
The crazy thing about “someday”
is it seems to never materialize.
Take the leap.
Make “someday” to-day.
Real friends tell friends when they’re making a mistake.
If all you hear is praise
You need better friends.
**I need some systems help**
1. Pre-qualification questionnaire with automatic sorting.
2. Separate links sent based on questions answered.
3. Links to my Calendly.
4. Needs to keep information and question answers secure.
Anyone have any ideas for me?
Aaron Crouch retweeted
Begging for inspiration?
Live your life
and pay attention.
Inspiration is everywhere.
Who cares????
Writers struggle with self-doubt
I, for one, told nobody when I was writing my 1st book.
The fears of
“Will it be any good?”
“What if they hate it?”
“Will I actually finish it?”
were constantly in the back of my mind.
What did I learn after actually going through it?
Stop worrying about everyone else.
Write for me.
And those who love it…
are your people.
And those who hate it…
aren’t
I’m writing my 2nd book for me.
And I’m telling everyone.
Aaron Crouch retweeted
If I dropped a chapter of my new book, would you give me feedback?
Premise:
Leadership and Parenting

