• You can do this.

    1: Getting better at getting better is what RiseWithDrew is all about. Monday through Thursday, we explore ideas from authors, thought ...
  • What is the most deadly cause of accidental deaths?

    1: Compared with our ancestors, we are significantly less likely to die by homicide, automobile accident, plane crash, a fall, ...
  • How to minimize mistakes in our life

    Charlie Munger has been called "one of the great minds of the 20th century."He is Warren Buffet's partner and co-chairman ...
  • Can we see the world from someone else’s perspective?

    "The basic axiom of clinical psychology reads, 'If you could see the world the way I see it, you’d understand ...
  • Do we want to go quickly or go far?

    "The three hallmarks of a great investment are superior returns, low risk, and long duration," Peter Kaufman observes. "The whole world ...
  • Why our fear of loss works against us

    There a simple, two-word description that describes how everything in the world works, Peter Kaufman tells us. Mirrored reciprocity. "Your entire life... Every ...
  • A surefire way to live a better life

    "You’re standing in front of an elevator. The doors open. And inside the elevator is one solitary stranger.  You’ve never met ...
  • What is negative brainstorming?

    When ego takes over, bad behavior typically ensues, writes Cy Wakeman in her book No Ego.   Ego argues with reality.  Ego wants ...
  • How accountability is the death of ego

    Cy Wakeman believes leadership  is not about motivating people or solving their problems or ordering people around. Leadership, Cy believes, is ...
  • Is the leader’s job to motivate people?

    In many organizations, leaders are expected to motivate people.  To keep associates happy and engaged.  To improve the morale of ...
  • How to inspire breakthroughs

    Lisa was nervous.  She was a brand new hire on Cy Wakeman's team.  The next day she was scheduled to train ...
  • Is venting healthy?

    Cy Wakeman was a brand new manager.  It was her first time managing a team.  She was excited to attend ...
  • The secret strategy dogs use to get us to love them

    Peter D. Kaufman understands dogs. "So when your dog is in the backyard and he goes to the fence between your ...
  • A 22-second course in leadership

    “I know what everybody in the world is looking for," says Peter D. Kaufman. The answer to this question is also ...
  • Do you want to be rich?

    Imagine we get a "brand-spanking-new puppy from the pet shop," Peter D. Kaufman suggests.   What is our goal bringing this puppy ...
  • Do you want to win a gold medal in the Olympics?

    Peter D. Kaufman doesn't shy away from the big questions. Yesterday we examined his question: Is there a simple two-word description that ...
  • Is reciprocity the force behind everything?

    Let's start the week with an easy, straight-forward question... Is there a simple two-word description that accurately describes how everything in ...
  • Why do small behavior changes make such a big difference?

    The power of compound interest is not limited to financial matters. The compound effect is present everywhere in our lives. 1: Small ...
  • The next best day…

    1: Let's say we have a friend, Rose.  Upon graduating from college and getting her first job, Rose starts socking away ...
  • “I could never do that…”

    “Compound interest is the eighth wonder of the world,” Albert Einstein once remarked.  "He who understands it, earns it. He ...
  • What is our true “super power”?

    It's the littlest decisions that shape our lives. Imagine two friends: Brad and Charlie. They live in the same neighborhood.  They have similar ...
  • The magic of compound interest

    Imagine you are given a choice.   Someone will give you $3 Million.  Cash.   Or, you can elect to receive a "magic penny" ...
  • Is sitting the new smoking?

    Imagine we are someone who goes to the gym every day.  We are consistent about it.  Every day of every ...
  • What happens when we fall short?

    1: Over the last several days we've examined the components of philosopher Brian Johnson's self-mastery formula. Self-Mastery = Willpower + Habits + ...
  • How to re-train our brain

    1: Philosopher Brian Johnson tells us there are three steps on our path to self-mastery. Self-Mastery = Willpower + Habits + Algorithms. We ...
  • How the A,B,C’s can change our life

    "People do not decide their futures, they decide their habits, and their habits decide their future," says F.M. Alexander.   One of ...
  • What are the components of self-mastery?

    Turns out it's not that complicated, philosopher Brian Johnson tells us. Self-Mastery = Willpower + Habits + Algorithms. Put another way, we ...
  • How sympathizing with our team members causes harm

    It had been a long day capped off by a late flight. The crowded plane was finally on the ground and ...
  • Why are you suffering?

    Cy's team was in revolt. They had just learned that they were to move their offices for the fifth time in ...
  • What is reality-based leadership?

    Yesterday, we looked at the difference between confidence and ego.  Confidence is believing in ourselves and our capabilities.  Confidence is ...
  • Is your ego your amigo?

    Confidence is a good thing. Confidence involves believing in ourselves and having faith in our abilities. So, ego is a good thing, ...
  • What would great look like right now?

    The patient was furious. So was Stephanie.  She stormed into her supervisor's office and slammed the door, Cy Wakeman writes in her ...
  • Setting an intention to savor this year

    News flash: Life is busy. Of course, it is.   There's always more to do.  More emails to answer.  More texts needing a ...
  • How to practice empathic listening

    It starts with mindset.  We begin by saying "prepare to be amazed." Next, we focus our attention on listening fully to ...
  • Three questions to ask that lead to connection 

    Today we look at specific strategies to create deeper, richer conversations in our lives.  "Strategies" sounds official.  Scientific.  It's actually easier ...
  • Who are you inside of that?

    It's easy to get lost in our own conclusions. The other person?  They've got it wrong.  How frustrating! Instead, what if we ...
  • Prepare to be amazed.

    "Most of us don't listen with the intent to understand.  We listen with the intent to reply," Stephen Covey tells ...
  • How to unlock human potential   

    100 years. 2021 marks the 100th anniversary of my grandfather founding our predecessor firm.  What can we do to build and sustain ...
  • Small change. Big impact.

    To build a business that succeeds over the long-term, Fred Kofman suggests we focus on three separate but complementary areas: ...
  • How to be long-term profitable

    Yesterday we explored several elements of Fred Kofman's Conscious Business model which maps onto Ken Wilber's Integral, four-quadrant framework which ...
  • Why profits alone won’t lead to sustainable business success

    To create an enduring, successful organization, we are wise to understand the different dimensions of business, writes Fred Kofman in ...
  • Is Work Hell?

    "Some people say work is hell," writes Fred Kofman in his brilliant book Conscious Business: How to Build Value through Values. "I ...
  • Surrendering control

    It was 2002.  Tom Werner and his partners had just purchased the Boston Red Sox.   "This was the oldest club in ...
  • Is Zoom our friend?

    Yes.   It's been a life-saver, certainly a business-saver for many of us over the past year as we've adapted and learned ...
  • How a Swiss Army Knife Won the Day

    In the office of Dr. Robert Maloney is a basket containing hundreds of pairs of discarded eyeglasses. A sign with the ...
  • Are actions louder than words?

    Peter Guber had just been named the head of Columbia Pictures.  It was an exciting day.  Or, was it? Peter who was only ...
  • Why successful stories don’t always follow the script

    Ever been in the audience where the speaker has lost their audience? And, just keeps going with the prepared remarks? How does ...
  • The Product as Hero

    Learning to become a great storyteller translates into business success.   Great stories share common elements: challenge, struggle, and resolution.  And the ...
  • The Superman Story in Reverse

    As a walk-on fullback at the University of Maryland, Kevin Plank was annoyed.  Every time he worked up a sweat, ...
  • How to Change the World

    Bill Haber was one of the most powerful talent agents in the world.  Then, one day he quit the powerhouse ...
  • It’s Magic

    It's 1985.  The Los Angeles Lakers have just won game five of the NBA Finals to take a 3-2 series ...
  • That’s Your Hero

    Becoming a great storyteller is a key skill to succeed in business.     And in life. Storytelling is a skill we can ...
  • Priming Ourselves for the Day Ahead

    Our goal? To create "masterpiece days." This week we've looked at the importance of our morning and evening routines, what philosopher Brian ...
  • Why Not Look at Your Phone First Thing?

    This week we are looking at how to create what philosopher Brian Johnson calls "masterpiece days." So far we've looked at ...
  • Why We Shouldn’t Shake the Snowglobe

    If our goal is to create a masterpiece day, where do we start? According to philosopher Brian Johnson, we begin with ...
  • And today started last night.

    This week we are exploring philosopher Brian Johnson's idea of creating masterpiece days. Brian suggests we focus on the beginning ...
  • How to Create a Masterpiece Day

    What makes for a great life? According to philosopher Brian Johnson, a great life is simply a procession of great days. Masterpiece ...
  • How to Learn our Way to our Goal

    Jeff Liker is considered one of the leading experts on how work gets done at Toyota.   Over the years, thousands of ...
  • What are the two types of change?

    This week we've been looking at the perils of slow death which result when the situation calls for us to ...
  • Denial Leads to Slow Death

    We don't stay the same. People and organizations are either getting better or getting worse.   "We tend to think of an ...
  • The Pressure to be Unethical

    Some years back there was a problem at one of the military academies.  Some of the students were cheating on ...
  • Experiencing Slow Death

    The executives at General Motors had had enough. It was 1982. General Motors' Fremont auto assembly plant was in crisis. The plant ...
  • Can a Story Transform a Company?

    At first, it felt like a homecoming. It was 1989.  Sony had just purchased Columbia Picture and hired Peter Guber as ...
  • Bill Clinton is on the Phone

    "Hello, Peter, this is Bill." Presidential candidate Bill Clinton was calling Peter Guber, CEO of Sony Pictures.   It was early 1992.  Bill ...
  • Monkey S***

    One day early in his career, Peter Guber, the young studio head at Columbia Pictures, was talking with Jack Warner, ...
  • Every Night is Opening Night

    It was opening night.  There was a line out the door of the restaurant as people clamored to get inside. The ...
  • There’s an Adventure in that Taco…

    One night, Hollywood mogul Peter Guber stopped by the Border Grill in Los Angeles.   What happened next surprised him. First, he took ...
  • How to get Jack Nicholson to say Yes

    Academy Award winning producer Peter Guber was convinced Jack Nicholson was perfect to play the Joker in the original Batman ...
  • “I’m Going to Take Care of You.”  

    It's the early 1990s.  Dr. Robert Maloney, UCLA professor of ophthalmology, had just done the first LASIK surgery in western ...
  • Pack for One Night

    Imagine for a moment you are an NBA coach.  Playing on your home court, your team has just won game five ...
  • The Story of an Icon of an Icon

    "I don't do companies that don't have a story because if they don't have a story, they don't have a ...
  • How a Great Story Can Help You Land Your Next Job

    What is the #1 reason executive candidates fail to win over prospective employers during job interviews? Lack of preparation. What?!?  That came ...
  • What is the Carpe Diem journal?

    Creating masterpiece days is how we operationalize our highest goal of flourishing, Brian Johnson shares in his year-long Optimize Mastery ...
  • Why Love, Work, and Energy are the Three Areas on which to Focus

    This week we are exploring what it means to be heroic.   This is the key learning from Brian Johnson's year-long Optimize ...
  • Our Secret Weapon 

    What is the one question to ask to help us to turn things around? According to Brian Johnson, this question is ...
  • Arguing with Reality

    Yesterday we looked at heroic stamina: Instead of giving in, we get more committed. We embody heroic presence: We show up with intensity.  We ...
  • How to be a Hero

    When we feel our worst... When things are not going our way...   When life seems too much... Instead of giving in...,  We get more ...
  • Does our Approach to Hiring Lack Rigor?

    Think about last five people you interviewed for a job, Laszlo Bock suggests in his terrific book Work Rules!, about ...
  • Why We are Bad at Interviewing

    The first 10 seconds of a job interview predict the outcome. What?!? In his book Work Rules!, longtime Google executive Laszlo Bock ...
  • How to Build a Recruiting Machine

    Google's hiring philosophy begins with this simple but powerful insight: the best talent is not looking for a job.   The odds ...
  • How to Hire Better

    If we want to transform our teams or our organizations, improving our hiring practices is the single best way to ...
  • Should We Invest in Hiring Better or Training?

    There are two strategies to assemble phenomenal talent in our organizations writes longtime Google Chief People Operations Officer Laszlo Bock: 1:  ...
  • Are We Playing the Wrong Game?

    On the side of a bus is a big advertisement emblazoned with the word "Freedom!" It's an ad for a local ...
  • Discovering Our Unique Character Strengths

    Yesterday, we explored the idea of human flourishing by living with virtue.  Today we are going to take a deeper ...
  • How to Flourish

    Turns out ancient wisdom and practical science are more alike than we might realize. Both Aristotle and Martin Seligman, the father of ...
  • Anti-fragile Mindset

    "Be proactive" is habit number one of Steven Covey's Seven Habits of Highly Effective People. Brian Johnson takes it one step ...
  • Turning the Way it is Upside Down

    Imagine...  the call from the doctor that no one wants.   A serious illness.  The diagnosis is not promising. Yesterday, we explored the Drama ...
  • Surviving or Thriving?

    What is the difference between surviving and thriving? David Emerald, author of The Power of Ted, points out that the default ...
  • The Magic Question

    Jim Carrey was struggling.   It was 1985. Three years earlier he had made the trek from his home in Canada to ...
  • A Clear Head and a Lighter Heart

    A challenge or obstacle appears. We have a choice, writes Mark Samuel and Sophie Chiche in their terrific little book, The Power ...
  • Beware the Victim Loop

    “Between stimulus and response there is a space," writes Nazi Holocaust survivor Victor Frankl. "In that space is our power ...
  • You Had Me at Ahha!

    "Close your eyes, I'm going to tell you a story about a foreign country," were the first words out of ...
  • What is a Purposeful Story?

    Yesterday we examined the story the adventurer Richard Bangs told the rowdy group to get their attention about the dangers ...
  • There’s No Way Out But Through

    Way down in the Grand Canyon, Peter Guber was hosting a five-day river rafting trip for ten friends on the ...
  • If We Tell It, They Will Come

    Yesterday, we explored the idea that storytelling is a key driver of business success because it allows us to reach ...
  • Is Storytelling the Secret Sauce to Business Success?

    Life is about big moments and this was one of them. Peter Guber had flown to Las Vegas to pitch Oscar ...
  • A Defining Moment of Change

    After her father spent eight days at a Sharp HealthCare hospital in San Diego, Sandra Rhodes was profoundly grateful to the ...
  • Can a 30-minute meeting where we read and talk about four stories change how we see our job?

    For two groups of lifeguards at a community center in the Midwest, the answer was, a resounding "yes," according to ...
  • Who’s Happier? Managers or their Assistants?

    It depends, writes Professor Amy Wrzesniewski of Yale University. It depends on how they see their work. Turns out we have a choice.   Do ...
  • Steve Jobs was wrong.

    "Follow your passion" is the line most people remember from Steve Jobs famous commencement speech at Stanford University. The research says ...
  • A Business Goal or a Moral One?

    Google's mission is to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful. This week we are exploring the ...
  • Do we expect our team to answer emails after 6 pm?

    This week we've been looking at relationships: how the strength of our relationships is the number one driver of happiness ...
  • You Are Not Special.

    That's the message too often we get when we interact with most organizations.    We feel like a number.  Not a ...
  • Why Don’t Relationships Deepen Naturally?

    Why do some relationships endure while others crumble?  Why does intimacy develop between some partners and not others?   This week we are ...
  • How to Build Stronger Relationships

    What is it about certain moments that deepen our ties to others and how do we create more of them?   Those are ...
  • The Secret to a Happy Life?

    “The clearest message that we get from this 75-year study is this: Good relationships keep us happier and healthier. Period,” ...
  • Loyalty to the Absent

    Early in his tenure at Google, longtime Chief People Officer Laszlo Bock recounts in his book Work Rules!, he wrote ...
  • What Makes a Best Place to Work

    I was having lunch with a friend.  "So what does it really mean to be best place to work? He ...
  • That’s Magic.

    When Google went public in August of 2004, Google co-founder Sergey Brin wrote a letter in the prospectus for potential investors: "Our ...
  • Treat People like Machines?

    In his book, Work Rules! Laszlo Bock, Google's longtime head of People Operations, lists the decisions managers at Google cannot ...
  • High Freedom or Low Freedom?

    In his book Work Rules!, Google's Chief People Officer for ten years Laszlo Bock shares information about two Nike t-shirt factories ...
  • When the Wheels Come Off

    This week we've been looking at different ways to self-coach ourselves to be more intentional and more present in our ...
  • The 4 R’s

    How can we remember to prime ourselves to be more present throughout our day? Yesterday we looked at one strategy: pay ...
  • Entering and Exiting with Grace

    Despite our best efforts to plan and prepare, much of what happens is not in our control. Life comes at us ...
  • The Power to Notice and Choose

    Are our days an endless parade of zoom calls, emails, and follow up's? There is a better way, says Dr. Daniel ...
  • Miracle Morning Mindset

    We recently looked at what makes great teams great.   Great teams are committed. Commitment is created by starting with purpose. Which begins with ...
  • 44% of Doctors are Overweight?

    That's one of the more surprising facts Shawn Achor shares in his terrific book on positive psychology, The Happiness Advantage. Knowing ...
  • All or Nothing?

    “You don’t understand, I want to run a marathon in a month…” said one of Shawn Achor's clients.   This week we ...
  • Thinking about Thinking?

    During the construction of St. Paul's cathedral in London, British architect Sir Christopher Wren asked three men what they were doing. The first ...
  • Do I consider myself lucky?

    Turns out the answer to this question is a tremendous predictor of overall success.   Why? This week we've been looking at some ...
  • What is the Tetris Effect?

    I love this story... It's the early 1900's and two shoe salesmen are sent to an undeveloped country to assess the ...
  • Where there is Trust…

    Our theme this year at PCI is around building TRUST. Let's take a step back and consider... why? Why trust? In service of ...
  • Can We Create Trust by Talking About it?

    Yesterday we explored Ichak Adizes' idea around the importance of Mutual Trust and Respect.  When lacking, all available organizational energy is ...
  • The Right of the Other Person to Think Differently

    The brilliant management thinker Ichak Adizes tells us: "Energy is fixed and predictably allocated." Energy flows internally first.   Whatever remains is available ...
  • Being Trustworthy Starts Here

    We want people to trust us. Stephen Covey tells us trustworthiness is a factor of character and competence. There is a sure-fire ...
  • Something We Control?

    "Trust is the one thing that changes everything," writes Stephen M. R. Covey in his terrific book The Speed of Trust. Our ...
  • Taking the Hit as a Gift

    In his book The Way of Aikido, George Leonard shares the story of Franklin Delano Roosevelt.   George tells us early in ...
  • Owning our World

    Before we enter the training mat, we briefly center ourselves. Our feet are firmly connected to the ground.  We are aware ...
  • The Meeting of Opposites

    When confronted by an attacker, the aikidoist doesn't strike, push back, or dodge.   This week we are exploring some of the ...
  • What Does it Mean to be Powerful?

    Is being powerful about having power over others? Hold that thought, writes George Leonard's in The Way of Aikido.  He defines power as ...
  • Life Lessons from an American Sensei

    Samurai Chant: "Expect nothing.  Be ready for anything." This week we are going to explore some of the ideas in The ...
  • The Two Types of Questions

    More than a decade ago, Dr. Daniel Friedland shares in Leading Well from Within, he and his then four-year old ...
  • The Power of Emergence

    This week we are exploring the concept of self-coaching and then teaching others to self-coach themselves - ideas I've been ...
  • Activation required.

    Yesterday we looked at what makes a great coach great. A related question: what makes a great team great? According to ...
  • The One Question that Creates Clarity

    So, what makes a great coach great? This week we are looking at the idea of self-coaching and then teaching others ...
  • The Genius Coach

    So, what exactly is leadership anyway? Let's agree to skip the boring text book definitions.  In one ear, out the other... Not ...
  • Who’s happier? Lottery winners or paraplegics?

    The answer is neither, according to the research of Harvard psychologist Daniel Gilbert. In his popular TED talk, Dan tells us that ...
  • Turning Challenges into… Opportunities?

    When faced with adversity, we can: 1. Get stuck (scientific term...) and circle around where we currently are 2. Make it Worse ...
  • Name it to Tame it?

    In his book The Happiness Advantage, Shawn Achor shares the research of Daniel Khaneman that shows us we don't always act ...
  • The Dueling Brain?

    One of the key learnings from the Happiness Advantage, Shawn Achor's terrific book on positive psychology, involves the dual nature ...
  • The Placebo Effect: Fact or Fiction?

    What's more important? What we do each day? Or, how we think about what we do each day? The research is ...
  • No BS

    Getting up an hour earlier will change your life, says Hal Elrod, author of The Miracle Morning. That's been my experience. No ...
  • Today Started Last Night?

    So far this week we've covered getting up an hour earlier to experience a "Miracle Morning."     Terrific.  That's step #1. But ...
  • One Hour to Change My Life?

    Yesterday we talked about step one to living our new, more intentional life: get up an hour earlier to create ...
  • Get Up An Hour Earlier? Are You Nuts?

    For the first twenty-plus years of my adult life, my morning routine revolved around: what is the absolute last possible ...
  • My Best Life?

    The numbers aren't great.   Obesity is a national epidemic.  Rates of depression are at an all-time high.  More than 50 percent ...
  • Losing it.

    I lost my cool yesterday.  True story.  Those who know me know that isn't my "go to."   Being overtired plus my perception ...
  • How To Have Better Conversations

    Yesterday we looked at the benefits of having better conversations.   Sounds great.  But how do we do that?  How can we flip ...
  • Was that a Conversation Worth Having?

    "We live in the world our conversations create," writes David Cooperrider, one of the creators of the Appreciative Inquiry framework.   So, ...
  • Theory is Fine. Action is Better.

    Last week RiseWithDrew addressed a lot of theory.  Interesting, powerful, thought-provoking theory!  But theory, nonetheless. This week we're looking at putting ...
  • On Being Invisible

    Three weeks ago, I had the privilege of spending an hour on a Zoom call with seven African American leaders ...
  • Is our company a machine?

    In business and in life, we want things to run smoothly. But, should this be our primary driver? This week we are ...
  • Is Meditation About Achieving Inner Peace?

    For years, I heard people I respect admire talk about the power of meditation.  Occasionally, I would try it out, ...
  • Show Up or Shut Down?

    I'm a goal-setter.  I like setting goals.  Part of my identity is about setting and achieving goals.  I like structure.  ...
  • Scary Times = Growth?

    When and how do we learn and grow? This week we are looking at some of the lessons from Dr. Daniel ...
  • The Infinite Curriculum?

    How does meaningful change actually happen in our lives? I’ve been exploring this question with my coach, Dr. Daniel Friedland, author ...
  • Want people to trust you?  Part 3. 

    So far this week we've covered two high trust behaviors from Stephen M.R. Covey's powerful book The Speed of Trust: ...
  • Want people to trust you?  Part 2.

    Of all Steven R. Covey's powerful ideas and frameworks (I am a HUGE Steven Covey fan!!), my absolute favorite is ...
  • Put your phone away.  Change your life?

    Yesterday we talked about listening first, one of the high trust behaviors outlined in Stephen M.R. Covey's terrific book, The Speed ...
  • Want people to trust you?  

    We all want high trust relationships.  Our lives are so much better when we are surrounded by people who trust ...
  • Chief Happiness Officer?

    Each week we are doing a deep dive into a different topic and this week we've been looking at some ...
  • Is Information transformation?

    This week we are looking at insights from Shawn Achor's terrific book on positive psychology, The Happiness Advantage.  Key takeaway: Happiness ...
  • Is the brain like a muscle?

    So far this week, we've learned a couple of key lessons from Shawn Achor's The Happiness Advantage. First, happiness is ...
  • Be positive… Live longer?!?

    Yesterday, we covered the main idea from Shawn Achor's The Happiness Advantage: that being happy is an indispensable ingredient of ...
  • Be successful. Then, be happy?

    This week we are going to be looking at some of the insights from The Happiness Advantage written by Shawn Achor.   Each ...
  • Character + Competence

    One of the central ideas of Stephen M. L. Covey's book The Speed of Trust is that to build trust, ...
  • 100 / 0

    In Darren Hardy's terrific book The Compound Effect, he shares a story about a time when as a young man ...
  • This is water…

    The late great David Foster Wallace shared a story of two young fish who were swimming along who happen to ...
  • Got trust?

    In Stephen Covey's book The Speed of Trust, he recounts something a client once told him: "Look Stephen, you need ...
  • Trust: the ONE thing that Changes Everything

    This week we are going to be looking at some of the key lessons from Stephen M. R. Covey's wonderful book The ...
  • Response-ability

    It's the end of week one of #LeadWithDrew. Each week my plan is to do a deep dive into a ...
  • WOOP!

    Aristotle tells us that to flourish as human beings we need targets.  We need goals. This week we're reviewing some of ...
  • Win or…?

    Are we approaching life with zest or avoiding it? Is our real goal hoping to avoid challenge and failure? Put ...
  • Fall 7… Rise 8

    Yesterday, we talked about Rule #1 from Brian Johnson's Optimize Program: Expect challenges. Brian tells us that when life knocks ...
  • Rule #1: Expect Challenges

    Rule #1: Expect Challenges At the start of the year, I signed up for Brian Johnson's year-long Optimize Mastery online course and I ...