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How to Become More Consistent in Your Daily Journaling

I started journaling a little over a year ago. It has become a regular part of my morning ritual. It has helped me clarify my thinking, process my feelings, and make better decisions.

However, like most people, I struggled with consistency. I wanted to journal. I was convinced of the benefits. But I found myself blowing it off with increasing frequency.

Sound familiar?

Several months ago I stumbled onto something that solved the problem. Not one hundred percent of the time, but most of the time.

Honestly, I didn’t think it was that big of a deal. It seemed too simple.

But I shared it with my wife, Gail, who was struggling with consistency herself. After successfully using it for a few weeks, she said, “Honey, you have got to blog about this.”

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One Conference You Can’t Afford to Miss

I know it sounds like hyperbole, but I’m dead serious. The market is more crowded than ever. To succeed, you need a platform. We designed The Platform Conference to help you build yours—fast! Do you feel overwhelmed and uncertain about how to start? Have you plateaued and don’t know how to move forward? Do you […]

How to Overcome Social Media Overwhelm [Link]

How to Overcome Social Media Overwhelm














Become a Blogger

September 16, 2013

If you’re like most people, you struggle with social media overwhelm at least some of the time. This is especially true since the amount of time spent on social media is growing year-by-year. This blog post by Cynthia Sanchez provides five tips for avoiding social media overwhelm that are sure to help!

#066: The Difference Between the Wise and the Foolish (and Why It Matters to You) [Podcast]

I recently had a call from a business acquaintance who wanted to discuss a problem he was facing at work. I asked several questions, but it quickly became obvious that he didn’t really want to solve the problem.

My friend had a quiver full of excuses as to why things couldn’t change. It became apparent I was dealing with a classic “fool.” I know that sounds harsh, but it is what it is.

I knew immediately that talking about it any more was a waste of time. I had to change strategies.

In this week’s podcast, I discuss how to tell the difference between the wise and the foolish and why it matters—not only in terms of your effectiveness as a leader but in your success in life.

Click here to listen to the podcast and review the show notes. I’ve also included a complete transcript. Better yet, subscribe to to my e-mail newsletter and get my posts delivered to your inbox.

Asked to Revise [Quote]

If you are asked to revise, it’s because your message is worth getting right.














Caitlin Muir

An Interview with Andy Andrews About the Noticer Returns

Tomorrow marks the publication of The Noticer Returns by my good friend, Andy Andrews. The original book was a New York Times bestseller and one of my favorite books ever. I gave cases of it away. This one is sure to be just as popular. In a moment, I’ll tell you how to get a […]

Alabama Association of Realtors Annual Convention [Event]

I am looking forward to keynoting AAR’s Annual Convention in Nashville.

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Date:
September 30, 2013


Time:
09:00–11:00 a.m.


Event:
Alabama Association of Realtors Annual Convention


Topic:
Platform: Get Noticed in a Noisy World


Sponsor:
Alabama Association of Realtors


Venue:
Music City Center


Location:
Nashville, TN


Public:
Private

Alabama Association of Realtors [Event]

I am looking forward to keynoting AAR’s Annual Convention in Nashville.









Date:
September 30, 2013


Time:
09:00–11:00 a.m.


Event:
Alabama Association of Realtors


Topic:
Platform: Get Noticed in a Noisy World


Sponsor:
Alabama Association of Realtors


Venue:
Music City Center


Location:
Nashville, TN


Public:
Private

Affiliate Marketing with Integrity (a Conversation with Pat Flynn)

One of the easiest and most lucrative ways to monetize your blog is through affiliate marketing. For example, you review a book and include an affiliate link to the appropriate product page on Amazon. If you readers click on the link and buy the book, Amazon pays you a commission.

This is how I get started back in 2008. I didn’t make much money initially, but it was enough to cover my blog hosting fees. Fast forward to today. Affiliate marketing is my single biggest source of income.

In this video excerpt, I interview Pat Flynn of Smart Passive Income. We discuss how to do affiliate marketing with integrity and generate more revenue than you ever thought possible.

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Anything but Not Everything [Quote]

You can do anything you want to do. You just can’t do everything you want to do.














George Torok