Pathways, trails and byways

Sitting at a local coffee shop in Long Beach before the big drive back to Ojai...

In my notebook, I wrote: "What does it look like, the path that leads you to where you are not?"

I'm reading (listening to, to be exact) "E-Myth Mastery," and the piece on working ON your business versus working IN your business is outstanding.

For a little while today, consider writing down some ways you work ON your life, and the ways you work IN it.
As always, comments very welcome...I would like to hear YOUR ideas.

Comments

[Chris Blatnick]

Hi Jason...great question! I'm kind of trying to find this path right now...but it's in a bit of a fog! :-D I just got back from my industry's biggest conference, where I spoke in several breakout sessions. I realized when I was on stage, my true passion is around the topics I was presenting on and in helping people use technology to make their lives better. Unfortunately, this is not really what I am doing in my new day-to-day job. I've mostly always worked for big companies, but more and more I think where I want to go is to be a personal technology coach, empowering people to have technology work for them rather than being a slave to all the gizmos and gadgets. Lots of stuff to think about in terms of getting there...Got a map? ;-D