British comedian Jimmy Carr gave an amazing interview with Diary of a CEO host Steven Bartlett a few months back. Jimmy recalls a story of a very successful man. Head of a business. A multi-millionaire. The man was unhappy because he had worked all the way through his son’s childhood. He hadn’t bonded with his son and built the […]
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A 12-Month Journey A year ago, almost to the day, book publisher Lulu purchased The Tilt and Content Entrepreneur Expo. The goal was to keep both the newsletter and the CEX thriving and growing, but to also to create a new product called Tilt Publishing. Tilt Publishing would be a service for content creators to help them publish their
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I don’t generally talk about money with my friends. Maybe a handful of times I’ve had discussions about money with people, but they were in similar situations. And it goes both ways. My friends don’t want to talk with me about money. The issues and challenges are so different. Yes, my wife and I had
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Fans First…Always It’s been an incredible summer of fun for my wife and me. We were able to catch a Toledo Mud Hens game (and indulged in some Tony Paco’s hot dogs). We traveled to Philly to watch Arsenal play Liverpool. We listened to (and watched) the Cleveland Orchestra play to Raiders of the Lost Ark and The
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The Content Entrepreneur Update The audiobook for The Content Entrepreneur is now available! Please pick up a copy directly from me for just $10. Special thanks to Pamela Muldoon for her amazing narration and Elephant Audiobooks with production. This is the first audiobook I’ve ever produced that won’t be distributed through Audible (Amazon). Don’t get me wrong…Audible has
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Your Family Reunion When I was growing up, we never had family reunions. There was never any need. I saw my cousins on a regular basis. We’d get together to go swimming, or for birthday parties, or for no reason at all. As I got older, active in high school, and then moved away to
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A few weeks back while golfing I met a gentleman who did investment planning for a living. We talked a bit about his job (I LOVE talking about financial stuff) and then I asked him what his plan was. He told me he was “supposed to” retire at 65 (I didn’t ask him his age,
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