All of these experiences have taught me a tremendous amount about what matters in life and what doesn't. Most importantly, they allowed me to figure out my creative DNA and understand my personal pathways to success.
Themes: Bias to Action, Hacks Any job, given enough time, can turn into something that you don't like. This feeling of discontentment might not result from the job itself or the people you work with. Instead, it's an unspecified malaise that takes hold of your experience.
I have been a competitive endurance athlete and a business owner for over 15 years. During that time, I qualified for the Ironman World Championships ten times. In addition, I created programs, events, and a community for 10,000+ athletes to achieve their fitness goals. I have invested so many
Unpopular opinion: The most valuable skill in the modern workplace is the ability to learn. We are constantly bombarded with examples of new types of work. New jobs couldn't even have imagined five years ago. A quick glance at Twitter -- my gateway into what's evolving quickly
Today I'm going to share with you the simple hack I use to plan the first hour of my day at work. The 21st century world in which we work has no off switch. Red dots everywhere. Notifications start streaming in after everyone has had enough caffeine. Work
It's useless to plan your work for the day after the day has started. That's like deciding to drink more water when the only option available is a fire hydrant. Buckling into the rollercoaster along the way. Tying your shoes while running the marathon. Your personal
This is part of my new focus on the #EnduranceMindset as it relates to leadership and personal growth. If this focus is new to your radar, check out the manifesto update. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Mistakes are an inevitable part of the learning process. But there's a difference between learning from mistakes
People interchangeably describe Web3 as an JPEG wasteland or the digital version of a financial Wild West rife with token-speculation. They are not wrong. This is an important first step, not the endgame. The truth is that something much bigger is afoot. We are witnessing mass collaboration and organization-
This is the first article in a series that will cover my lessons learned from making the leap to Web3 communities. I hope you find it useful. All comments and feedback are welcome via Twitter @pmcrann [https://twitter.com/pmccrann/] -- it would be great to connect with you. Over the
Taking your new community out into the world is as daunting as it is important. You have endless lists, competing priorities, and deadlines you can't afford to adjust. Aside from drinking more coffee and giving up your weekends and social life, you feel powerless to control the final
As creators, our expectations for community focus on outcomes instead of process. We imagine community will make things better for what we are building. This place is vibrant! Participants are engaged! Things are bustling! However, community isn’t something that you can simply bolt on. Community is at the core
👋 Hey Friends! I talk to 35 community builders a week and I am starting to notice common opportunities and obstacles. It's 🤯 amazing to see the diversity of ideas, projects, and passion that are driving us forward. It's 😲 stunning to note how many of you share similar