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Most entrepreneurs are doers by nature — that's exactly how you get a business off the ground. You do everything because...
09/03/2026

Most entrepreneurs are doers by nature — that's exactly how you get a business off the ground. You do everything because there's no one else to do it. But here's where it goes wrong: most founders never make the shift away from doing, even once they can finally afford to. Your business doesn't grow past a certain point because you're still the one cranking every wheel.

Growth requires becoming an architect instead of a doer — building systems that run the business instead of running it yourself, every day, forever.

I lay out exactly how to make that shift in Permission to Unplug.

Comment Unplug below and I'll send you Chapter 1 for free.

09/01/2026

It's ok to say "I Can't, I Have Plans". Make those plans a trip somewhere. The process of planning a trip have similar effects on your body and brain as actually taking the trip.

Having a destination to look forward to brings you energy to get through the days and weeks ahead.

Where are you planning to go next? Share in the comments below and let's look forward to something together.

08/27/2026

Their economy survives a summer off.

Your business can't survive a Tuesday.

That's not a cultural difference. That's a design flaw.

If the company stops when you stop, you didn't build a business. You built a job with a single point of failure — and the point of failure is you.

Permission to Unplug is about fixing that. Not "take more vacation." Building something that grows faster when you're not in it.

Grab the book (out Sept 8). https://www.amazon.com/Permission-Unplug-Business-Grows-Faster/dp/B0GWRDKGVK?ref_=ast_author_mpb

Quick, practical one for your feed: your phone is designed like a slot machine — every notification is built to give you...
08/20/2026

Quick, practical one for your feed: your phone is designed like a slot machine — every notification is built to give you a small dopamine hit so you check it again. What's less obvious is that research shows simply having your phone nearby, even silenced, measurably drains your focus. You don't need more willpower to fix this. You need fewer notifications. Turn off everything except texts — email, social, news, shopping apps — and give it three days. Most people are shocked at how much attention comes back. This is one small piece of a bigger focus framework in my new book, Permission to Unplug.

Pre-order link: https://www.amazon.com/Permission-Unplug-Business-Grows-Faster/dp/B0GWRDKGVK?ref_=ast_author_mpb

08/15/2026

Here's something I didn't fully understand until I started paying attention in suite lounges on cruises and at luxury resorts:

The room self-selects. Most people there are successful — because they paid to be there. And when you start asking questions instead of just small talk, you realize you're sitting in a masterclass on entrepreneurship.

The retired CEO. The founder who just exited. The person who figured out passive income 10 years before everyone else started talking about it.

When you're the least successful person in the room, that's not a problem. That's the point. You get to appreciate up.

Chapters 9 & 10 of Permission to Unplug are about exactly this — being spontaneous on purpose and choosing environments where growth is unavoidable. Watch the full clip and let me know: what's a room that changed how you think?

08/14/2026

There's something that happens when you travel. Your mind becomes free. Your body starts to let go as your chemicals get back into balance.

You need this.

Book the trip and truly unplug. Explore the world and see who you find. It might just be a new you.

Here's a question worth sitting with: if you were out for a month starting tomorrow, could your team keep the business r...
08/11/2026

Here's a question worth sitting with: if you were out for a month starting tomorrow, could your team keep the business running without you? For a lot of business owners, the honest answer is no — not because their team isn't capable, but because too much critical knowledge only exists in the owner's head. I think about it like a map: if you're the only one who has it, everyone has to come find you to navigate anything. Documenting your processes is how you hand that map over. It's unglamorous work, but it might be the single highest-leverage thing you do this quarter. More on building this out (with a full framework) in my new book, Permission to Unplug — pre-order link below.

https://www.amazon.com/Permission-Unplug-Business-Grows-Faster/dp/B0GWRDKGVK?ref_=ast_author_mpb

I want to challenge something a lot of business owners believe without questioning it: that working harder and never sto...
07/29/2026

I want to challenge something a lot of business owners believe without questioning it: that working harder and never stopping is the same thing as ambition.

Often, it's actually fear — fear that if you step back for even a moment, everything collapses. That fear is what keeps founders approving every decision and holding onto every task long after their team is capable of handling it.

Here's the real test: if your business can't survive without you controlling every detail, it isn't strong — it's fragile.

This is the mindset shift at the center of Permission to Unplug, my new book for founders ready to build something bigger than their own bandwidth. Pre-orders are live now.

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