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You can be part saint and part CEO and business titan. By learning how to appreciate, respect and honor yourself MUCH more. By growing in self-love you’ll: …refuse to accept mediocrity in your work because you know you deserve to push magic into the market. …avoid dealing with people who don’t see your greatness and who minimize your magnificence. …be disinterested in accepting a deal that doesn’t respect what you’re bringing to the table. …stand up for yourself ...

22 Sep 20235min

The one thing the world's most successful producers all have in common? They lean into the things that make them feel scared – because greatness comes from the consistent doing of hard things and the discomfort of growth is always to be preferred over the illusion of safety. If you’d like to learn the tools, habits and daily routines of warriors, billionaires, sages and superstars then read (or listen to) The Everyday Hero Manifesto today. It’s a life-changing book. Get it here. FOLLOW ROB...

21 Sep 20233min

Monumental leaders are brilliant at hiring top producers and this brilliance was born through the failed hiring of terrible producers. They understand that if they are talking—in frustration—about a difficult employee to their spouse each evening, it’s a clear sign it’s time to (respectfully) let that teammate go. You simply cannot build an A-Level company with B or C-level performers. All of the famous business leaders who have come to me for coaching have one skill that they’ve mast...

20 Sep 20232min

Getting up at dawn and spending an hour making yourself wiser, calmer, stronger and deeper is one of the best habits a human being can install. How you perform under pressure depends on how well you’ve prepared for the battle. Legendary athletes will tell you that games are won before a foot is set on the court (by deep, focused, heroic practice). When I mentor a client, one of the protocols I put in place within the first week of the advisory engagement is a world-class morning routine. T...

19 Sep 20232min

The masterful artist’s life isn’t always in the world. Peak creativity occurs by relaxing into the two main seasons of high-productivity. If you're serious about becoming a virtuoso, balance periods of being in the world with periods in the wilderness of isolation, contemplation, reflection and renewal. Such times are not a waste. Actually, it’s essential to the incubation of the next-level insights that will cause you to own your game. And for protecting the assets of genius th...

18 Sep 20233min

The secret of mastery (arguably) lives in a single word. Minimalism. I’ve been teaching this for two decades. Saying that “minimalism isn’t just a design vibe. It’s a lifestyle.” Encouraging human beings in fiery pursuit of their private Mount Everests to do less to achieve more. …To stop chasing complexity and obsess with simplicity. …To reject maximalism and filling their days with too many activities [and their closets with too many things]. If you’d like so m...

15 Sep 20236min

Magic can be created, in your business and within your days. If you know the method. And it’s a simple one. You can’t produce at world-class if you don’t know what world-class looks like. Your environment influences your ability to unlock the door that is the entrance into the magic that life has in store for you. If you’d like to learn the tools, habits and daily routines of warriors, billionaires, sages and superstars then read (or listen to) The Everyday Hero Manifesto today. It’s...

14 Sep 20232min

Majesty. This word speaks to the importance of not only being productive and successful yet also sensing wonder—and savouring the beauty that exists within every day, for those with the wisdom to see it. Starry nights and walks in the woods and cooking for your family and travelling the planet and laughing your face off with your pals. All key things. If you’re seeking some strong inspiration to grow your business and self—along with some novel tools to win—go ahead and read (or listen to...

13 Sep 20231min