No bird soars in a calm

The week on the Wright brothers, and the sister nobody remembers.

No degree, no money, and no training. Changed the world anyway

Many of us don’t have formal training in the things we end up doing.

How much are you capable of, really?

The week on Roosevelt's darkest journey, and what it taught us.

Roosevelt decided to live so his son wouldn't die

The story I can't stop thinking about, and the people who pull us through.

All Star Mentors is my River of Doubt

It's easy to be brave while the adventure is still an idea.

The Man in the Arena

What will you do for your next act?

Shot, defeated, and depressed, Teddy Roosevelt chose the hardest thing imaginable.

How to decide where your attention goes

The week on attention, and the three questions I ask every morning.

I need to get out more!

I was chasing five futures at once

Your whole life is made of what you pay attention to

Your mind wanders nearly half your waking life. Here's how to get it back.

You are what you repeat

The week on habits, and the one thing the book slightly undersells.

Stop relying on willpower. It's going to let you down.

The first two laws of habit change, and why your kitchen counter matters more than your motivation.

Get a little better today than you were yesterday

You don't have to change your whole life. Just the next small thing.

Yesterday's red light, tomorrow's green

The week on catching more green lights, and a summer full of them in Oklahoma.

He won the Masters by 12 shots, then tore his swing apart

Getting good is one thing. Staying hungry after you get good is another.

I was 18 years old, with 50 flyers, a car, and one friend

Not every green light starts out green.

I think Kiyosaki got it wrong

Two different men with two different paths, but both were rich.

Income funds today. Assets fund tomorrow.

Lesson 3 might be the most important one in the book.

The bicycle rental that made money while my grandfather slept

Lessons 1 and 2 of Rich Dad Poor Dad, and the man who lived them.

My father and my grandfather taught me two different things about money

One earned a paycheck. One built businesses. Both were right.

You miss 100% of the shots you don't take

The week on starting, and the arithmetic that keeps most of us on the bench.

Two things that try to stop you before you ever begin

Entitlement and fear. I've lost to both.

I tend to over-prepare, then hesitate when it is time to start

No matter where you are right now, you don't have to stay there.

Charisma isn't magic. It's a choice.

The week on presence, power, and warmth, and three questions I ask every morning.