This is a guest post from Troy Stoneking. In his own words, “I’m a very happily married man who writes, speaks, coaches and consults for individuals and organizations. By combining decades of experience in both the corporate world and entrepreneurship…
[powerpress] Are you as good as you’re gonna get? Pat Flynn on Will it Fly? Is the primary purpose of a business to make money? How can you identify your “unfair advantage?” 10 lbs in 48 Days Will people give…
Yesterday a listener of my podcast sent me a quotation he thought I’d enjoy. The quotation comes from Bertie Charles Forbes (May 14, 1880 – May 6, 1954), a Scottish financial journalist and author who founded Forbes Magazine. “Tell me…
[powerpress] Stop Climbing that Ladder 100 hours of paid coaching in first 90 days I’ve been offered $10,000 per week to expand what I’m doing now. What can athletes and politicians do after they stop playing and arguing? Should I…
There’s a concept in criminal thinking known as the broken window theory. Introduced in 1982 by social scientists James Q. Wilson and George L. Kelling in an article titled “Broken Windows” it included the following example: “Consider a building with…
[powerpress] You gotta pull the trigger Help – I’m losing my passion for what I thought I loved. When should I discuss salary in my job negotiation? How can I find books on grief to resell on my website? I…
I love this question from a listener – What do you do when the passion is gone? Hi Dan, I’m 33 years old, and I’ve been drawing cartoons and comics for as long as I can remember. It just recently…
[powerpress] Can everyone do work they love? If everybody applied your philosophy how would the “dirty jobs” get done? The new stand up at your desk opportunity – The Freedom Journal with John Lee Dumas “Irritated oysters make pearls.” …
Here’s a common question from a 48 Days Radio listener: Hi Dan! There’s something that subconsciously troubles me about the notion that we should all do work we love. Part of me feels guilty trying to focus on my passions…
[powerpress] What word will describe your New Year? I never want to let my wisdom cloud my sense of wonder. “Wisdom begins in wonder” – Socrates Resource: Start Life Over – free 14-pg pdf from Donald Miller