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As Gary Vaynerchuk says, “Sidney Frank created Grey Goose Vodka when he was 77 years old. Seventy-seven!”
At my brother Lance’s 54th birthday party, one of Lance’s friends shared that his parents forced him to go on nature trips with his family, even when all he wanted to do was stay home and play video games. And now, as an adult, he’s happy his parents forced him to go. This topic came…
“Give so much time to the improvement of yourself that you don’t have time to criticize others.” ~ Jim Rohn Share this post: Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Reddit Share on LinkedIn Share on Email
For crying out loud… bring a book, notepad, study, start a project, build something, create, design, volunteer, sing, write music, play an instrument, make movies, dance, sculpt, paint, write poetry, lead a revolution, code software, learn a new language, write a book, teach, make wine, interview interesting people, start a business! There is absolutely no…
This is living! This is enjoying the Cosmos! This is being authentic! If you aren’t responding this way to your life, you’ve misaligned! One commenter said, “I would love to do this at home now! hahaha. My roommate would be like “wtf.” But this looks so fun!!!” This is the problem with adults, we think…
“If you can’t articulate your startup in under 10-12 seconds, you’re probably not speaking very clearly.” -David Tisch, TechStars, General Manager Startup Stories: The Pitch The first of a series about how to build and grow a great entrepreneurial venture, founders and investors from Birchbox, SideTour, Proclivity Media, Of A Kind, Artsicle, Warby Parker, OKCupid,…
Outline from Darren LaCroix’s “How To Find The Best Speaking Topics For You” Instead of “What do I say”?, ask “How do I help people”? There are “hot” topics, but the important question is: “What’s YOUR topic”? Your value is your ability to change perspective! The true value of your presentation is “perspective.” Think: where…
