A credo is the philosophy or set of beliefs that guide your day-to-day actions. This article is a summary of the credo that guides my own entrepreneurial journey and informs the advice you’ll find here at coachcarson.com. Back in 2016, I made my first attempt to organize these ideas into a blog article. And [Continue Reading]
The Three Currencies of Life – Measuring More Than Money
People don’t want to be millionaires – they want to experience what they believe only millions can buy… $1,000,000 in the bank isn’t the fantasy. The fantasy is the lifestyle of complete freedom it supposedly allows.” Tim Ferriss, The 4-Hour Workweek Have you ever had this conversation about money in your head? Everything will [Continue Reading]
3 Helpful Self-Reflection Exercises For the New Year
It’s nearly time to say goodbye to the old year and to say hello to a new one. Soon you will jump into the hustle and bustle of another 12 months of your life. But before you do, why not take a little time to slow down and reflect? Writer Carl Sandburg made a strong [Continue Reading]
The Philosophy of the Climb – When Slower is Faster in Life & Investing
One bright, bone-dry day in 2009, I hiked 3,600 feet down to the bottom of the Colca Canyon in Peru. My wife and our Peruvian friend Lizeth were my hiking companions. For some reason, we also climbed back up that same day! By nightfall, I finally stumbled back into the village at 10,926 feet above [Continue Reading]
The Annual Review: The #1 Habit of Exceptional People
I have studied hundreds of exceptional people in my Business-Money-Life Project. One of the most common habits of these exceptional entrepreneurs, investors, leaders, and visionaries is some sort of regular goal-setting process or annual review. Because this annual review process seemed so important, I adapted one for myself. This guide shares the step-by-step process I personally use for an annual review [Continue Reading]
10 Tips To Make Better Decisions in Business & Life
Athletes work hard to develop incredible muscles. They use these muscles to make quick, powerful movements that lead to success in their individual competitions. As an entrepreneur, your essential “muscle” is your ability to make decisions. You either cultivate and strengthen this ability, or you let your decision muscles atrophy through procrastination and indecisiveness. If you [Continue Reading]
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