And don’t work on vacation. Just don’t. Updated July 3, 2024 As a former CEO, I am here today to give you permission to not only take your vacation, but remind you to STOP WORKING during your trip. Not only do I want you to use your entire vacation allotment, but I want you to… Continue reading Summer Travel Season Is Upon Us – So Use Your Damn PTO People!
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12 Career Lessons That Catapulted Me to Early Retirement
I changed careers three times. I failed with two businesses. But I STILL retired at 36. Did I get lucky? Absolutely. But I also created a heck of a lot of my own luck. Here’s how: 1. Early in Your Career, Just Say “Yes” Say a lot of “yes” now, so later on you can… Continue reading 12 Career Lessons That Catapulted Me to Early Retirement
How to build a $15M company working 40 hours or less as a CEO
How to work 40 hours or less as a CEO; take all the vacation you want and still be productive. It seems impossible right? How can a CEO only work 40 hours or less and still be effective? How can a CEO take all the vacation they want (within reason) and still get shit done?… Continue reading How to build a $15M company working 40 hours or less as a CEO
Jeff Bezos Book – Invent & Wander: The Collected Writings of Jeff Bezos
Jeff Bezos Book Highlights and Quotes from Invent & Wander: The Collective Writings of Jeff Bezos with an Introduction by Walter Isaacson Ok, so first off. This is not really a book in the traditional sense. However, there were three things that intrigued me and prompted me to buy: I had on my agenda to read… Continue reading Jeff Bezos Book – Invent & Wander: The Collected Writings of Jeff Bezos
It’s time to start “requalifying” for your job each year
I was listening to the Tim Ferriss Show awhile back and on this episode, his guest was Harley Finkelstein, the President of Shopify. At some point during the interview, the idea of requalifying for your job each and every year came up. At Shopify, “particularly on the leadership team, [everyone] has to requalify for their… Continue reading It’s time to start “requalifying” for your job each year