You should stop thinking for yourself. No, really. It’s not doing you any favors. In fact, it’s probably slowing you down more than you realize.
When you spend time thinking through every task, decision, or problem, you lose energy. When you lose energy, you lose focus. When you lose focus, well, you might as well skip rocks.
You’d have more fun, anyway.
You’ve felt it. So I have I. The dreaded wave of panic that comes when you sit down at the desk to start the day, completely overwhelmed by what’s in front of you.
Is that you? Just admit it. It’s okay. I’m not here to judge you.
All the projects, emails, phone calls, and random tasks have mounted into one big pile of mess.
It’s not everyday you get a chance to interview an author with endorsements from Seth Godin, Soledad O’Brien, and Brad Lomenick. It’s even less-rare (rarer?) when that author is a friend.
That’s why I was thrilled to interview Mr. Charles Lee about his book, “Good Idea: Now What?” for my blog and newsletter.
