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Relaunching Entreburnor – Where has it been?
I hope that my journey, my struggles, my mistakes, and all that I am learning can inspire and support you on your journey!
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The Next Step (then the next one) – Build the Vector
The first step is the most important. I just wrote about it, including an amazing quote from Lord of the Rings! But is it? What about the other thousand miles (or shall we assume a step is about a foot and its more like 5,280,000 steps)? All it takes is one step to get started…
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Every Empire Starts with a Single Step – EntreBurnor, a Journal
“It’s a dangerous business, Frodo, going out your door. You step onto the road, and if you don’t keep your feet, there’s no knowing where you might be swept off to.” JRR Tolkien, The Lord of the Rings There are a lot of business guides out there. This is not one of them. There are…
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Grim Soul Survival: A Brutal Lesson in the Slow Build
I love games. The problem solving. The slow build towards success. The big payoff. If you know me, then you know that I always manage to find a way to keep gaming. Some games are lighthearted distractions, some are team building and cooperative, some are just enough dopamine to keep you constantly playing, and some…
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The Horror and Majesty of the Omnipresent To-Do List
I’m sure that we all have them. On our phones, sticky notes, backs of envelopes, white boards, all over where we live. They may be one item long or they may be lines and lines long. It is, the horror and majesty of the omnipresent to-do list! The all-powerful to-do list is probably one of the…
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The Art of Raising Children to Become Themselves
We should not raise kids to become what we want them to be, rather, we raise kids to become what they want to become, to be the best versions of themselves, not something pre-conceived. I think this is one of the best and hardest lessons to learn as a parent. Truthfully, I do not remember…
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How commonality and exclusivity drive Communities
All too often, the internet is attacked as something that divides people. The idea is that it creates bubbles for each of us and time spent looking at the internet on a phone or computer or TV is somehow time wasted from community. I would argue that like almost all things, a proper balance is…