In today’s show, I take a close inspection at doubt, how it comes and goes, and strategies you can use to help deal with this insidious beast. I’ll also be discussing moments of doubt I’ve had in the past which hopefully you’ll be able to relate to. Enjoy!
On today’s show, I’ll be discussing the importance of productive morning routines and some of the activities I’ve incorporated into mine over the last couple of years to give you some ideas for your own. Enjoy!
On this week’s show, I’ll be discussing various means by which you can set goals, including Tim Ferriss’ fantastic dream-lining method & the Donkey Kong method, as well as discussing my own goals for the coming year. I want to be accountable to you guys and to give you some ideas for goals you to might want to set for yourselves!
On today’s show, I’ll be discussing the wonderful world of social media and the joys I’ve had documenting on the various platforms so far, as well as areas for personal improvement over the coming weeks. I’ll also be discussing three emerging platforms which could threaten to knock the existing heavyweights out of the ring: Alexa, Twitch and Tik Tok. Enjoy!
On today’s show, I’ll be giving a quick run-down of my ‘origin story’ and how I came to launch ScottBar, as well as discussing a key principle – a key question – that I think about every single day. This question comes courtesy of Gary Keller’s fantastic business book, ‘The ONE Thing‘, which I highly recommend!
I finally watched The Shape of Water. It had been on my list for a while, and having finished my degree a few months ago, I’ve had more time on my hands to do things. One line in particular really stood out. It was spoken by a cheerful old man reflecting on his life so far: “I wish I’d slept around more and looked after my teeth better.” It got me thinking. What useful bits of advice would I tell my younger self? I’m not exactly an old geezer but there are some things I definitely wish I’d known before starting. […]
Having reviewed nearly 40 books over the past year, I figured it would be a good time to take stock. To reflect on those books which I particularly enjoyed. But where to start?! Honestly, I’ve garnered so many insights from so many of these books! From economics to relationships and everything in between, each one has offered something unique. It’s been a real pleasure delving into them and I’m looking forward to many more ‘wow’ moments over the coming years! It wouldn’t be fair to single out any book. They’ve all been well worth the time. The only thing I […]
Let me be clear: I’m not a Trump fan. I repeat: I’m not a Trump fan. Earlier this week, however, I listened to a really interesting podcast between James Altucher and Scott Adams – creator of the Dilbert comic. In it, they discussed all things persuasion, including the 2016 US Presidential Race. One of the themes that floated to the surface was Trump’s persuasion skills. Could it be these skills that helped Trump win the race? Scott Adams certainly seems to think so. The following is a clipped transcript of some of the things they discussed. Talent Stack & Micro Skills […]
When we think about the financial markets in 2017, things are pretty strange. They’re certainly not like they used to be a decade ago. For example, many countries around the world have negative interest rates (or close to it). Sweden, Cyprus, Denmark – even Germany – have yields of less than 0% for their 2 year sovereign bonds. How’s that even possible? If I lend money today, why would I ever settle for less money back when it’s returned? It makes no sense whatsoever! The reason this is happening is extremely complex and difficult to understand. Billionaires Charlie Munger and […]
Sure, people talked about how many ships came in on any given day. They also talked about wheat harvests and the like. However, this idea that we take for granted today – the idea of there being this thing called ‘The Economy’ – simply didn’t exist 100 years ago. Today, not only do we talk about this thing called ‘The Economy’, we often talk about it in single digits. So, without even thinking about what it means, we can say something like “last year, the UK economy grew by 1.6%”. The question is how did we get to this point […]