Imagine in 1963 you told yourself to check on something on a specific date in 20 years. What are the chances when that date rolled around you remembered to do it?
Not likely.
Even if you wrote it on a calendar, every year, it would have to be transferred and it’s likely it could be overlooked.
Digital calendars today don’t need transferring, they can hold us accountable long-term much better than analog calendars can.
I believe in helping people in whatever way you can.
In the power of creativity to transform a life, a business and the world.
That if everyone was more generous the world would thrive.
I've been an engineer.
A consultant.
An entrepreneur.
And a salesperson.
I also enjoy art.
Today, I write.
Stemming from my diverse experiences, I have a broad perspective and share it with others on topics from doing work you love to running a small business.
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