Long ago I realized that a lack of understanding why I was doing something was a recipe for “not going to happen”. The reason for action is a huge part of the motivating factor me. Money, nope. Fame, nope. What everyone else was doing, nope (wouldn’t that be easy?!). Where was the heart? the drive, [...]

Office moving activities will get a-happening soon. I start paying rent on Nov 1–oh! is that my birthday week? uh, I think so! =) yee haw! Here’s to extravagant sushi dinners!
While shutting down the computer last night I thought about the Clean Desk Challenge from earlier this year, probably because there have been a couple [...]

Newsletter co-editor Lance digs up all kinds of interesting articles for the In The News portion of the The Simplifier. The most recent issue (#75) featured an article about an organizer, Kerith Paterson aka visual girl home therapy in Vancouver, Canada whose approach and website straight up just made me happy.

Start with her name “visual [...]

The seventy-fifth issue of the Project Simplify newsletter The Simplifier is now archived on our newsletter archives page.
Here is a brief summary of the contents:
1. A Note From Shawn Networking, new methodology, and sweet, sweet blurbs 2. Our Featured Quote by [...]

This is some extra background info that came out of my interview with Jesse Locks (which is featured in The Simplifier issue #75).

Please share an overview of your professional life and interests. I’ve worked in the music and publishing industries for over 10 years.  While attending UC Santa Cruz from 1997-2001, [...]

A little ditty inspired by a co-coaching buddy who got caught up on her bookkeeping last night in 3 hours with the help of a half of a bottle of fermented grape juice:
(sing to the tune of “A Spoonful of Sugar”)
Just a ha-bottle-o-wine sure makes the bggkping go quick, the bggkping go quick, the bggkping [...]

This article was originally published in The Simplifier #74.
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Article: Amplify Your Business with the Power of Love
By Shawn Tuttle
We are at a fascinating time in U.S. history in which the lives of millions can change drastically overnight. Institutions we once thought solid are crumbling or vanishing. News sources are reporting startling statistics and constant stories [...]