I was wrong—every author needs a roadmap

I was going to send this out solely to my Published Author Masterclass, but then thought, there’s an important lesson here, why not share it with everyone? To provide context for those of you who aren’t (yet) members of the masterclass, it’s a program to help entrepreneurs write and publish a book, as well as create…

What Time of Day Should You Write Your Book?

Problem: You’re working on a book, but you never seem to actually work on it. Solution: Work on it at the right time of day. According to Ron Friedman, Ph.D., author of The Best Place to Work, the first three hours of your day are when you’re most productive. “Typically, we have a window of about…

7 Lessons From Two Decades of Remote Work

I quit my job. It was December, 1999. I had gotten married three months earlier. My wife and I were both students at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah. We were poor. We had one, cheap car, with no air conditioning, and lived in a small studio apartment with cinderblock walls and a vintage fridge,…

How I Hustle and Get More Done

Hustlers get a lot done by working smarter and harder. It’s means setting goals and creating systems. Here’s what works for me.

Busy Does Not Mean Productive

It’s easy to be busy. It’s easy to look busy. It’s harder to deliver real value. That’s why people choose to look busy instead of getting stuff done.

Josh Steimle