How a bored journalist on a train built an international publishing empire (from his garage)
Most of my early issues were terrible. Here's why I sent them anyway.
All the best from the month of May
Phil Walters turned a steel bird cut in his shed into a multi-million dollar global business. But the thing that actually freed him up had nothing to do with entrepreneurship.
In a world of infinite content, caring is the competitive advantage
Why "starting over" might be the most strategic thing you've ever done
All the best from the month of April
Stop waiting for permission. Start with what you can do this week.
Sorry for the re-send the Youtube link was broken.
A story of deadlines, daring, danger, and what happens when you fall...
Why the Smartest Midlife Pivot Might Be Building Your Own Media Empire.
Why curation and community is your moat against AI
All the best from the month of March
The Halo Effect of Youthful Optimism on Professional Growth
The sunk cost fallacy
And Where's My Hoverboard?
All the best from the month of February
How a failed scholarship, a "self-destruction mechanism," and a whole lot of curiosity built one of the most quietly remarkable careers in New Zealand media.
This is a note to myself, though you might find it useful too.
What Endurance Athletes Know About Beating Temptation (That You Don't)
The gift you can keep giving (and why it's important to do so)
The calls for January's recommendations have reached fever pitch. You asked for it, so here it is.
When Life Interrupts Your Career (And That's Actually the Best Thing That Can Happen)
No one is coming to save you.
The new you with a large dose of the old you.
