I have noticed that sometimes the hardest part of writing isn’t coming up with ideas or even knowing what needs to be done. It’s sitting down and getting into the writing mindset, especially when life, work, and everything else gets in the way. Do you have a routine that helps you get into writing mode, or do you just write whenever you can find the time? What’s the one thing that helps you stay consistent with your writing?

Compressing my book into a 7½ minute TEDx talk forced me to find the single core message of what I teach. That point turned out to be a single chapter in my book, The Power of 16, and how the rest of the book supports teaching that mindset shift with money. The Money Conversation For The Next Generation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5LWABsP2_M Let me know what you think of this message after it's been distilled down. Have you been using your book to do talks?

I placed my order with Amazon, thinking that they had the fastest delivery time - well its been 2 weeks already. This is the longest I have waited for my books from Amazon. Tracking the package shows them arriving tomorrow - we'll see. I've found that Ingram has a bit richer or denser blacks, but their orders sometimes take 3-4 weeks to arrive. Oh well - patience is not really my strong suit. Just FYI - letting you all know to build in extra time when ordering your books.

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