People reach out to me often about what they want to do with their careers and their lives because I’ve created my own custom career. I run my own business. They see me creating content, making money online, building a personal brand, and doing all the cool things they'd like to do, so they feel comfortable confiding in me. The problem, and the reason why they're only able to confide in me privately instead of making a bold declaration in public, is they're afraid. Making a career pivot requires taking a risk.
Our parents grew up in a completely different time than us, and many have held the same job for decades. That’s just not the way the world works today.
While management positions often come with better compensation and more influence, they also bring unique challenges that aren't for everyone. We'll explore what becoming a manager actually involves and help you decide if it's right for you.
The job market changes rapidly, and skills that are in-demand today might not be as valuable in a year (or tomorrow?). This guide focuses on skills that show strong potential for both immediate and long-term value.
You know how they say laughter is the best medicine? That’s not just an idiom—it’s really true. So go ahead and work that funny bone. It will do you a world of good. Here are my tips to help you do just that.
Micromanagement is a toxic management style—you know, the bosses who constantly look over your shoulder, question every decision you make, and insist on being involved in even the smallest tasks. Here’s how to recognize a micromanaging boss, and some of my favorite strategies for dealing with them.
We'll explore how working in sales combines the benefits of entrepreneurship and employment, turning them into a single source of revenue. I'll also teach you how to develop sales skills and what industries offer high incomes—often with unlimited potential.
Buying a house used to be the American dream. A place to call your own, with a big backyard and a gorgeous patio…maybe even an outdoor pool. For decades, property ownership was seen as the ultimate box to check as an adult. And you can’t tell me that you haven’t snuck a peek at the homes on shows like Selling Sunset and thought to yourself: Life. Goals.
An emergency fund is one of those things that you don’t really appreciate until you need it. Hopefully, you won’t need it any time soon. But just in case, it’s smart to start building an emergency fund, no matter where you are on your career (and income) journey.
Any number of issues in life can cause overwhelm—from starting a new job, leaving home to go to college, or navigating romantic relationships. Feeling overwhelmed every now and again isn’t a bad thing, as long as you have coping strategies that help you recognize and overcome the feeling. And that's exactly what this article is for.
Some people write off mindset as “woo woo” thinking—concepts like manifestation, visualizing success, affirmations, and other methods. But when they do, they're missing out, because mindset strategies are rooted in science.
We'll explore how working in sales combines the benefits of entrepreneurship and employment, turning them into a single source of revenue. I'll also teach you how to develop sales skills and what industries offer high incomes—often with unlimited potential.
Alex Hormozi has published a cult classic business book, “$100M Offers.” He built multiple deca-million revenue businesses. Now, along with building his $100 million dollar holding company, he shares sales and business lessons for free.
Sales didn't come naturally to me at all. I'd break out in a nervous sweat during client calls, stumble over my words when discussing rates, and end up agreeing to ridiculous projects for embarrassingly low pay. But as time went on, something shifted. I began to develop what I now recognize as a healthy sales mindset. In this article, we'll explore how adopting a sales mindset can pay off in ways you might never have imagined, both in your career and your personal life.
If people don't get results fast enough, they quit. Or they try to pivot to the new shiny object of the day, which means they never make serious progress. Skills compound just like money in an investment account. If you work on the same skill over and over again, you'll get better.
If you have an internet connection and a small amount of cash to get started, you can scale any of these businesses to $100,000 per year (or more) by landing high-ticket clients who pay you thousands per month.
If you are just starting out in business, high-ticket products and services will help you build the foundation for a six or seven-figure business—even though it may feel counterintuitive.