Helping small business owners, husbands, and dads.
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This devotional is the complete package: dad jokes, poop humor, and a few biblical insights worth deeper contemplation. Each of the forty entries is short and to the point, so you can finish each entry in one sitting on the john.
I interviewed 7 guys in 7 different income brackets, from $20K per year to $1Million per year. Then, I took lessons from a couple billionaires and from Jesus. I distilled all that wisdom into a simple, practical book. Released: Early Summer 2015.
A lot of people think you can be successful at business or at family, but not both. I think you can be successful in both. How? By getting really clear, on a personal level, on things like: your mission, vision, values, skillsets, talents, etc. When you realize who you are and what you care about, you can distill it into a one page document, front and back. Thus, the “Life Doc” was born. I now run a yearly seminar on it. Released: October 2017.
When the COVID pandemic hit, I realized I had already been working from home for 5 years. Surely, I had learned a few things that could help people work from home more efficiently. I put together some practical tips and published them in a super short guidebook. Released: Spring 2020.
This was a big game of connect the dots. We looked at problems on a world scale, national scale, and personal scale. Then, we looked at moving toward a solution and how that solution plays out on a community level and a personal level. Released 2014.
Needs.Pamphlet = I utilize story to take a hypothetical single man from what he thinks he needs to what he really needs. It is being used in a couple youth groups. 2010-2011.
Girl, Girl, Wife.= This is an entertaining memoir about dating, courtship, engagement, and marriage. I have turned it into a creative project. I printed one copy, put it in a box, and sent it around to some friends. I have also sent the .pdf to a few people. 2009-2010.
Hawaiian Disciples.=I self-published this dud so that I could give a few dozen copies to people who went on the mission trip with me, along with some family and friends. It wasn’t marketable, and it was my first attempt at a book. 2008-2009.