As much as I have used the word “secrets” in my own marketing, I guess I should be embarrassed to tell you this.

I've already hinted at this. But let me spell it out very clearly.

So you've got all these info-products you've bought but never used. Some of them you've never freaking OPENED.

If you’ve ever visited a Walt Disney Park, you are familiar with waiting in line.

A lot of different kinds of people read this blog.

Stop and think about how much of your life is the same as it was five years ago.

There is an unflattering view of entrepreneurs that is promulgated by many. You are no doubt familiar with this view.

Snuggle up to the computer, Constant Reader.

At least 80% of most people’s work day is spent on stuff that doesn’t matter.

It’s interesting to hear how much election conversation centers around what the elected will do to “fix” the economy. That line of conversation is seeded by the politicians, watered by their followers, and fertilized by an uninformed (or worse, misinformed) public.

Did you miss any of the delicious, helpful articles I cooked up for you this past week? Well, don't worry about a thing — I've assembled an encore serving of each and every one, just for your convenience.

I loved Tim Ferriss’s book, but lately I’m wondering… do I really want a Four Hour Workweek?

Want to build a bigger business, one that’s more profitable and built to last?

You should charge more for whatever you sell. And you should be unapologetic about it.

This is Rollo Tamasi – my Pug.

Sir William of Occam is best known for what we call “Occam’s Razor” – a rule of inquiry that says the simplest explanation is usually the correct one.