Prioritize Important, Not Urgent Tasks to Grow Business
Too many business owners spend time on the urgent and not important stuff. It is comfortable and normal to get stuck in the flow. The important and not urgent stuff is hard, uncomfortable and very easy to procrastinate. But if you do it your business will grow. https://t.co/hZ9ZYTU7QP
How to Get Rich Without a New Idea
The interview distills the central premise of the book – you don’t need a breakthrough idea to build wealth. Instead, the author argues that entrepreneurs should chase low‑entry‑barrier services and unglamorous trades that generate steady cash flow. Key arguments include rejecting...
Mini‑split Cooled My Master, Saved Energy
A mini split in my master bedroom was the best upgrade I made to my home. Get it cold in my room without running a 4 ton unit to cool 2,000 sf.
Night Moisturizer Delays Wrinkles, Keeps You Looking Younger
Rule #1 of not looking 50 when you are 40: Use a moisturizer at night. If you aren’t doing this, big wrinkles will come 10 years earlier than they are supposed to.
Stop Doing $10 Work If You Want to Make $10K Months
The video urges entrepreneurs to stop doing low‑value $10 tasks if they aim for $10K‑plus months, emphasizing a disciplined time audit and strategic delegation. It frames work into four quadrants—urgent vs. important—and stresses that the highest‑growth activities (sales, marketing, hiring)...
Small Firms Must Invest Like Giants to Survive
A few years ago I would have told you that a small scrappy company had a big advantage. I've since changed my mind and I understand the big advantages that larger companies have. Once you get a machine rolling down...
Three-Day Fast Triggers Free Longevity Boost via Autophagy
The best longevity drug in history is totally free. It's called autophagy. Several things happen when you do a 3 day fast: - your body cannibalizes bad cells / pre-cancer cells / heart plaque - gene expression changes at the 72 hour mark and...
Raise Adults, Not Dependent Children
The video argues that parents should focus on raising autonomous adults rather than sheltering children, and ties this philosophy to entrepreneurial leverage. The speaker describes letting his seven‑year‑old experience low‑stakes setbacks—missed stickers, a tipped bike, a dropped ice cream—so the child...
Self‑Storage Built for $2.4M Grows to $8M
We built this self storage facility in 2015. Opened the doors in 2017. All-in cost: $2.4 million. Acquired the property across the street for $500k a year later. It did over $100,000 of rev recently. It’s worth $8 million + today and we...
Validate Your Business Idea in Under Five Minutes
How to figure out if your business idea is any good in 5 minutes or less:
Great Chef, Bad Business: Cooking Skills Don't Ensure Restaurant Success
A friend of mine was an excellent chef turned failed restauranteur. He loved cooking. Was excellent at it. Had friends over often and really enjoyed cooking for them. He would get told by everyone who tasted his food "You should open...
The Real Reason “Normal” People Get Rich
The video argues that ordinary people become wealthy not by luck but by cultivating an “unwavering irrational confidence” that lets them act without external permission. Host describes “fear setting,” a Tim Ferriss‑inspired exercise where one writes the worst‑case outcome of a...
The Lie That Stops People From Ever Starting
The video centers on the myth that external permission is required to achieve wealth, illustrated by the speaker’s journey from a non‑real‑estate background to founding a private‑equity storage company. Key insights include: despite lacking a real‑estate degree and facing 95% investor...
Treat Business Functions Like Sports: Hire Coaches
Professional athletes watch game tape. People trying to get better at golf take lessons. In all areas of life, we get coaching, training, and help to get better. Why don’t we do this for key functions of running a business?...
Video Games vs Real Life: The Addiction Parents Ignore
The video tackles the growing concern that video‑game addiction is slipping past parental awareness, with many parents refusing to acknowledge the warning signs displayed by children as young as eight. The host argues that denial fuels a cycle where kids...