A big reason why people don’t email more often
Here's a question that someone asked me yesterday about my Daily Email System: ===== "Do you discuss how to generate content in the program? I’m not sure I can come up with content every day" ===== It's a great question, and he's not the only person to ask it. For a...
Confessions of a workaholic
Back in February, I decided to take a vacation to Mexico. In my previous four years as a coach, I hadn't gotten away to anywhere warm during the winter (spending the whole winter in Canada can give anyone the blues). When I went away, I thought I'd spend more time...
Interview on The Mountain Top Podcast
I was interviewed on Scot McKay's podcast, where we talked about why men have trouble asking for help: http://mountaintoppodcast.com/episode-131-men-never-ask-for-help/
Interview on The Badassery Unleashed Podcast
I'm honoured to be the first guest on Laura Francis' new podcast! In the interview, I talked about: - Why typical internet marketing speak doesn’t work - Transparency and value vs scripts and contrived messaging - Truth, boundaries and polarization - The ebb and flow...
Interview on The Moody Millennials
I was just a guest on The Moody Millennials with Matt and Alex. Tune in here: https://themoodymillennials.simplecast.fm/c50408ac
Interview on The Inner Game of Podcasting
I was just a guest on The Inner Game of Podcasting, talking about (you guessed it) - podcasting! Have a listen here: https://mysoundwise.com/igp/marc-macwhinney
If you’re a “chief cook and bottle washer”, read this …
When I started my coaching business, I was the "chief cook and bottle washer". If you haven't heard the term before, a CCBW is "a person who performs a variety of important but routine tasks" and I'd venture a guess to say that it applies to most online entrepreneurs....
The day my email was late
I like to email my list at the same time every day. For close to 1000 days, subscribers have seen me arrive in their inboxes at 7:30 am EST. It's been there through rain or shine, and on the rare occasion that I catch some sort of flu bug. It's been there if I've been...
What you can learn from a show about nothing
Last night I got out to see Jerry Seinfeld, who came to my neck of the woods to do a performance. I used to love watching Seinfeld back in high school and university, and it's one of those shows that I find highly-watchable even 20 years after it went off the air....
The problem with “safe spaces”
I'm reading an interesting book at the moment called The Coddling Of The American Mind, by Greg Lukianoff and Jonathan Haidt. It talks about the attempts to protect college students from anything that could hurt their feelings. This includes blocking visits from...