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Social Capital: How I’m Raising Kids Who Will Own Their Future
Most people think wealth comes from a paycheck. But in today’s world, social capital is just as powerful as money—if not more. It’s what turns unknowns into industry leaders, attracts opportunities instead of chasing them, and builds a life on your own terms. Here’s how to start from nothing. Read more
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How I Run a Marketing Division, Write Books, and Raise Toddlers Without Losing My Mind
I used to believe that working 14-hour days made me productive. Spoiler: It didn’t. Between running marketing at a SaaS company, writing, and raising two toddlers, I had to build a system that actually works in real life—not just on paper. This is that system. Read more
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How I Stalk My Readers (and You Should Too)
Most writers think they know their audience. They don’t. They assume. They guess. They throw content into the void and pray someone, somewhere, gives a damn. That’s why their engagement is flatter than a week-old soda. Read more
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How I Write, Create, and Build While Raising Toddlers and Working Full-Time (Without Losing My Mind)
Juggling toddlers, writing deadlines, and a personal brand isn’t easy—but I’ve cracked the code so you don’t have to burn out trying. I decoded how to write, create, and grow while raising kids—without sacrificing sleep or sanity. If you’re struggling to balance ambition with real life, this one’s for you. Read more
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How to Write So People Actually Care
I decoded why most writing gets ignored so you don’t have to waste another second shouting into the void. If your content isn’t landing, it’s not your talent—it’s your delivery. Here’s how to write so people actually care. Read more
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How 60 Minutes a Day Rewired My Brain (No, I Didn’t Meditate Or Become a Monk)
How 60 Minutes a Day Can Rewire Your Brain. No fluff, no gimmicks—just three science-backed habits that sharpen focus, boost energy, and transform the way you work and think. Read more
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