In college, I earned a decent side income by selling my class notes. The way I took notes — the way I structured them, the extra mnemonics I added, the formatting that made it easy to see how all of the information “fit” together — made the material more...
I don't worry about the people who ask a lot of questions. Or about the ones who say, “I'm still learning.” Questions are the proof of life in your business. They indicate that you're growing, adapting, listening, having new awakenings. Questions are...
When you're stuck on what to write, or what to teach, it's rarely because you actually lack good topics or enough knowledge… even though that's the conclusion most of us draw when we have trouble coming up with a topic. You're probably sitting on a treasure...
The Rush of the Start Getting started on something is easy in a lot of ways. There's the excitement of a novel undertaking, the rush of charging headlong into a new foray. There's a lot to learn (my favorite part), a lot to explore for the first time, so much to...
