As you know if you follow my Twitter or Facebook streams, I drink a TON of juice (and sometimes smoothies). For my body (NOT EVERYBODY), juicing is better than smoothies at this time. That’s for a few reasons: – When you make a smoothie, all of the fiber from the fruits and vegetables is still […]

At about 8:29 pm, I saw 2 Facebook posts from Mona and Joshua about “Earth Hour“. I didn’t know what it was but pretty quickly learned it was an hour, starting at 8:30, where everyone was supposed to shut their lights off to help decrease energy consumption. I quickly decided to take part in it.

When I was at Landmark, one of the things they taught us was how to identify where our “strong suits” (the “best” parts of ourselves) came from. You’d probably think that the best parts of yourself would be pure awesome – and to an extent they are – but it was really fascinating to learn

I just finished my first 3 days at Landmark (I have “graduation” tomorrow), so I figured I’d post a wrap-up to how my experience was. First thing’s first… it took me a long time to get to the Forum. I had a lot of friends that went there and recommended it, but for every positive

I went into my RAOK challenge super-excited, but unfortunately, I have to decommit from it now. Because of a ton of changes with Burn Your To Do List and actively trying to make it as good as possible, there are days when I haven’t been able to think about anything but work – or even

I signed up for a new class that I was super-excited about learning today. When the instructor learned about what I did, she asked if I’d be interested in bartering her lessons for my ability to get her more online exposure. I agreed, and offered her a trade that is heavily in her favor dollar-wise.

I have been wanting to do a 30 day “Random Act Of Kindness” blog section for a while, but never wanted to commit to posting here 30 days in a row. Joshua keeps pushing me on it though, so I’ve finally cracked. ;) So with that said… What this is about: I love to do

Disclaimer up front: Because I now have almost 100 providers depending on me for work with Burn Your To Do List, it crossed my mind for a few seconds that maybe I shouldn’t post such opinionated stuff on my blog. Like I said, the thought only lasted a few seconds. I’m not going to silence

A few months ago, I decided to start BurnYourToDoList.com with Otto. When I first started it, it seemed easy enough. A team of 33 trained assistants basically fell into our laps, so I thought things would go incredibly. We were going to charge entrepreneurs a marked up fee to work with our already trained assistants,