If there was a way you could go from making $3000 a month and working 40 hours a week to earning near 7 figures while working on 5 hours per week, would you be interested?

That’s the story of my business The Recording Revolution over the...

If you want to grow your business you need an audience.

If you want an audience you need to go where the people are.

And where do the people go (online at least) every day? Well, the number one most visited website is Google (this is why we want...

When starting a business, there is one area that most people get stuck: coming up with the right business idea!

Somehow people get it stuck in their minds that they have to be extraordinarily good at something or be an expert to be able to...

One of the most talked about and controversial business books in the last 10 years has been Tim Ferriss’ The 4 Hour Workweek.

Full disclosure, I bought this book when it first came out in 2007 while browsing a book store on my lunch break...

Today I want to let you in on a little secret.

If you’re trying to get a new business off the ground, launch a new product, or go from 5 figures on the side to 6 figures and full time, you need massive output.

Business takes work. That much...

One of the trendiest words in all of business these days is “hustle”.

Whether you’re starting a “side hustle” or your are #hustling your way success, this concept of grinding it out for your business or work has...

What is the secret to getting more engagement with your brand?

It starts with your content. If content marketing is the best way to get a steady stream of traffic to your site, then how you create content matters.

Specifically how you end...

So you’ve built your website and you’re ready to change the world with your business.

But you and I know the truth – the best website in the world  with the best product or service in the world, will lead to...

Have you ever been afraid to start charging for your work?

Afraid to launch your product for fear that you’re not “good enough” or not “credible enough” to ask people for money in exchange for your service?

I feel...

We spend on average 42% of our waking hours each week working.

So it makes sense that work is a huge part of how we self identify.

But American culture is obsessed with work – and it’s a problem.

What is the second question you ask...