Essays
Delete some of your offers
Four service offerings. Five courses. Three membership tiers. Revenue? A few thousand dollars. The fix was counterintuitive: delete most of it.
You are what you tolerate
The fastest way to kill your business isn't bad strategy. It's tolerating mediocrity in small, quiet ways every single day.
0 to 100 Email Subscribers: A 28-Day Case Study
Steven had zero email subscribers. 28 days later, he had 100 — and a business model that was finally working.
Learn to trust yourself
Every time I've ignored my intuition, I've paid for it twice. After six years, here's what trusting yourself actually looks like.
Stop feeling overwhelmed
Last week I looked up and realized I had too many things on my plate. One framework cleared the fog in 15 minutes.
How the "Rule of One" led to a $4,985 month
Nothing beats watching someone take your advice and hit $4,985 in a month. The 'Rule of One' made it happen.
Her product flopped. Then she 3x'ed revenue.
Her first product flopped. Then she changed one thing and 3x'd her revenue. The lesson applies to every business.
Email in 2025: Evolve or get left behind
A YouTube creator at a gathering of 40 entrepreneurs told me email is dead. He couldn't have been more wrong.
What if fear is your secret weapon?
A recent college grad asked me, 'What if I look foolish?' That fear is exactly the thing standing between you and everything you want.
Reverse engineering LinkedIn success
In the summer of 2019, I had 20K LinkedIn followers and no idea what I was doing. Here's how I reverse-engineered what worked.
Start your $1,700/month side hustle today
A friend at a dinner party just found out she's being recalled to the office. Here's the $1,700/month side hustle I suggested.
Stop doing everything yourself
Kevin hired a VA and still couldn't stop drowning in tasks. The problem wasn't delegation — it was what he was delegating.
What the heck is an expert?
Before I built The Creator MBA, I had to answer a question most people skip: what actually makes someone an expert?
Making money is hard
Sarah has an engaged audience but can't turn followers into customers. The gap between attention and revenue is smaller than you think.
Stop procrastinating.
You've had the idea for months. You're still 'researching.' Planning mode is a form of perfectionism that kills momentum.