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The Tyler’s Car Question:

If I replace every single part on my car one at a time, is it the same car?

I’m thinking about starting a book club.

Anybody interested here?

To receive value, one must provide value. However, mere provision is insufficient without acknowledgement and gratitude.

It’s wildly irresponsible to tell people to leave their 9-5 before they have a solid income that supports them.

This is true for MOST entrepreneurs/business owners/freelancers.

I’m of the mindset that you’re MORE likely to have success if you’re NOT behind the 8-ball of finances, bills, and pressure.

I know I can’t be the only one… Do you ever create something you’re really proud of…
And you KNOW you should share it in a super chill, non-chalent way…

But you’re just too excited for that?

Because SAME.

Welcome to the ZERO CHILL zone.

What motivates you? Why are you waking up every day?

Is it to do the same thing as yesterday?

Let me know
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What is the best PERSONAL purchase you’ve made for you and your family?

For example:
- a horse
- a move to a tiny home
- a speaker system

For us so far, it’d be:
- my laptop (only $600!!!)
- a move closer into town
- A car (stay tuned on that one)

I just read about a guy who grew his biz:

• Number of users: 20,000
• Timeframe: 3 months
• Budget: $50

Here's how he did it (an old-school method that surprised me):

Podcasts are hard as hell.

Beyond the obvious cost of creating for years thanklessly, they've also never been more competitive.

It doesn't mean there isn't opportunity launching a pod.

It just means you're competing with millions to win a handful of spots on a consumer's phone vs. thousands just a few years ago.

Your best chance of winning with a podcast is to win in one of three ways:

1) Niche down & crush it for a very specific audience
2) Innovate on format
3) Be a massive star

The Ancient Greeks had two words for time:

1. Chronos = sequential, quantitative time

2. Kairos = fluctuating, qualitative time

Here's why you need to understand kairos...

Say it with me now…

my results are the accumulation of my behaviors
my results are the accumulation of my behaviors
my results are the accumulation of my behaviors
my results are the accumulation of my behaviors
my results are the accumulation of my behaviors

This chart offers an explanation of the impact of social connection on health.

Social connection impacts biology (stress hormones, gene expression), psychology (purpose), and behaviors (activity, nutrition, sleep).

These in turn impact health.