what do I _____ want?

Andrew is a people router. Like an ancient (in modern standards) telephone exchange operator. He turns people into opportunities.

When everything is in flux, we need people who can move across worlds. In times of upheaval, grief, anxiety and rising discomfort, polymaths—those who wear many hats, blend skills, and cross disciplines—are essential.They thrive in the spaces between, finding connections others might miss.When things shift beneath us, it’s these transitional thinke... See more

YOWO:

Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you needed to change your mindset and how did you do it?

Derek:

There are 4 categories we can look at.

Most people think about going from being an employee to being self employed and they think that it would be easy to take a step from being an employee to being self employed

There are two m

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On lucky occasions, you’ll meet someone who just gets it . They pick up on your subtle hints and drop you some of their own. They understand the games of life, and are often very good at them. They are rabidly curious, sharply witty, and brightly playful. This person is lucid .

Obviously, there are incredible innovators out there, people like Elon Musk and Steve Jobs. But my view is that, at the end of the day, if I don't do the amazing paradigm-shifting things — someone else will. That's just how ideas work.

I am most productive when I am completely alone. Nobody is around.

Total solitude and to me I feel that if there is one person anywhere else in the room, I feel like it drains my energy a bit. I think that is kind of the introvert way.

It is interesting living this nomadic entrepreneurial life leaving some people needed to be in a busy café even wi

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Ultimately, building more freedom means we can really build up a wall between ourselves and the things we don't like doing.