Zero to 100: the Journey has Started
Today I was talking to a friend and mentor of mine who told me my “zero to 100” journey has started. He was telling me…
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New Series – The Most Important Word in the World
I’m so excited for this series to start. It all began with a post I wrote a few weeks back about a time when…
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How to Make Money while Traveling the World – An Interview with Wandering Earl
Okay, his name is not Wandering Earl, it’s Earl Baron, and he has a sweet blog titled wanderingearl.com. Earl has also been traveling the world…
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Zero to 100: Healthy Doses of Creativity, Money, and Freedom
This is a quick introduction to a new project I’ve started working on. It’s called zero to 100 and it’s about me challenging myself to go from…
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The Most Important Word in the World
Hello, Bonjour, Hola, G’Day, Hallo, kia Ora, Privet, Moin Moin, Shalom, Aloha… A simple Hello begins the greeting. It starts the connection. It leads to all possibilities. It’s this word…
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Inspiring Interview: Mochan of Japan Wish Club (Plus Ebook Update)
This is an interview with Mochan of the Wish Club in Japan. I met Mochan in October 2010 while travelling across Japan. I emailed him…
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A Cappuccino, a Painting, and Some Spontaneity
A couple days ago I was sitting in a coffee shop writing out some thoughts and killing time before heading to an acting class I…
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Why NOW Matters
We all know someone who has said something like “I’m gonna quit smoking after 1 more pack” or “I’ll start eating better next week” and…
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Who Wants to Jump Off a Bridge This June?
It’s hard to explain the emotions I was going through as I began my ascent to the top of the Auckland Bridge in Auckland, New…
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Why you’ve already won the lottery (plus $100 for 10 comments)
“She had lived her youth in a farming village in Sonora, northern Mexico. As a young girl, she loved going to school and was shocked at age 12 to be told by her parents that she needed to drop out. Money being tight, they wanted her to start working. She helped out on a neighboring farm for ten hours a day, receiving eight cents for each hour of backbreaking labor under a scorching sun. At age 16, she had been smuggled across el norte – the U.S. border – and worked as a dishwasher and floor mopper. She had never had the opportunity to resume her education. She told John that if he had been there, maybe she could have stayed in school.”
