Faulty Belief #1: You should be able to do your job search alone.  The most important ingredient to manage in your job search is not your CV or how you interview, it’s your emotions. Job searching brings out everyone’s fears and insecurities. The most effective way to manage

Over the last 12 years, I’ve held 5 different roles in 7 companies from 4 countries. On the side, I’ve personally coached 8 clients and countless friends in their job search. I’ve probably spent around 1050 hours practicing job searching in my own life.  Here's

If I can recommend only one book on job searching, it would be Knock 'em Dead: The Ultimate Job Search Guide by Martin Yate.  It was the first book I ever read about the topic, and it’s the most comprehensive one.  In this book, I learned:  1. Your

There are 3 topics I am actively thinking about a lot these days:  Topic #1: Customer Success — What happens when you build a company that optimizes for customer success?  I am interested in customer success because I believe the ability to reliably deliver on your customer promise makes everything else

I signed up for Dickie Bush & Nicolas Cole's cohort-based course, Ship 30 for 30. Here are a few reasons why: First, writing is one of few activities where I actually enjoy doing the thing, and not just its benefits. I like figuring out what I think, wrestling

I discovered Baseline, a free "design bootcamp". I've been enjoying it a lot! Why am I learning design? Here's what I wrote: 1. I want to learn a proper workflow to design my funnel (and website) efficiently. This became apparent when I created my

In the video, "Most Self-Help Advice Is Wrong", Cal Newport talks about his Personal Operating System. What do you with all this [self help] information? What you're trying to do here is maintain a Personal Operating System. I have a personal operating system that specifies how

I was thinking about the question, “Why is love so important?” Besides "it's a feeling we all crave” and “I like the feeling of loving someone”, I couldn’t really answer it. So I thought about, “What happens when I don’t feel loved?”, which led me