That tortilla de patatas looks AMAZING. And I so appreciate the actionable, concrete practices you offer in your newsletter. I'd be curious to hear more about how you apply learning from the day before in a future edition!
I watched your video sample and was struck by the story of the client who took a month off to travel and had his most successful financial year ever. This seems somehow to relate to your goal to "help people wanting to create something big without the cost to their health or their relationships." I'm intrigued by this idea, because it goes against the concept that success requires a LOT of hard work, and that nothing worth building is built easily. In the end, I somehow think that both things are true, we have to work AND we have to know when to take a break. But how to get those phases of effort/relaxation right? I'd be curious what you have to say about that.
That tortilla de patatas looks AMAZING. And I so appreciate the actionable, concrete practices you offer in your newsletter. I'd be curious to hear more about how you apply learning from the day before in a future edition!
Love how your 1+2 suggestions are foundational Eric! Great pointers for 3-5 too, particularly no. 5 for me :)
I watched your video sample and was struck by the story of the client who took a month off to travel and had his most successful financial year ever. This seems somehow to relate to your goal to "help people wanting to create something big without the cost to their health or their relationships." I'm intrigued by this idea, because it goes against the concept that success requires a LOT of hard work, and that nothing worth building is built easily. In the end, I somehow think that both things are true, we have to work AND we have to know when to take a break. But how to get those phases of effort/relaxation right? I'd be curious what you have to say about that.