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Getting anything started is a series of little wins, not the whole project done at once.
That big looming thing you have to do is really a set of dozens or hundreds of little, manageable things.
Once you start to look at it like that, you’ll ease the pressure and fear of getting started.
Here’s how to organize that process.
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I got a message from Voices.com today about joining forces with them so they could recommend me as a coach.
Here’s how I answered them. I don’t think they were happy, but I doubt I’m the only one.
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I ran into that lady the other day – the one who was carrying a mic and pop filter in the elevator and who casually said she was podcasting.
Turns out she was a lot more experienced than I could have imagined.
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I offer products and services to the public. Deciding to do that means I automatically have to accept that I will get complaints.
Some people decide they are allowed to be nasty and abusive.
I have a very specific process for handling those complaint conversations, and it’s something you can use all throughout your life as you deal with people that are…disagreeable.
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Any idea what the phrase “memento mori” or “ars moriendi” mean?
It’s a bit morbid, but knowing about these concepts can help us live in the moment, and free us from worrying about all the time we don’t have.
I found it fascinating…and oddly comforting…when I was introduced to it a few days ago.
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New media – social media networks like Facebook and Twitter, OTT (over-the-top) non-broadcast networks like Hulu and Amazon and app developers – pride themselves on being very advanced in their use of new tech to make money.
But the truth is, they use the oldest model in the book to make their money. And you should understand that model to stay safe, because the temptation to misuse that model has already happened.
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We all use lots of resources when executing what we do in life, and we manage these resources as best we can.
So, what’s the most valuable resource we have? Money? Skills? Physical supplies? Technology? Our professional and personal relationship?
I would argue that there’s one resource that’s the most valuable of all.
Here’s what I think that resource is, and why we have to be so careful with how we use it.
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