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HCP 016: How to Develop the Habit of Getting Up Early

HCP 016: How to Develop the Habit of Getting Up Early

by Kendra Kinnison | Jun 4, 2013 | Podcasts

In this episode of The Habit Chef Podcast, we’ll explore how to become an early riser and which surprising habits are the most important. Click here to play the podcast in a new window. Listen in, and you’ll learn: Why many successful people wake up early...

Learn How To Be Everywhere with Sarah Zink

by Kendra Kinnison | Aug 16, 2012 | Profiles & Interviews

If there’s anyone I know that lives up to Pat Flynn’s advice to “be everywhere,” it’s Sarah Zink. I decided to catch up with her and find out how she balances it all. Today, we’ll uncover how she juggles so many projects without...

How Farnoosh Brock Left a Six-Figure Career and Never Looked Back

by Kendra Kinnison | Aug 4, 2012 | Profiles & Interviews

In addition to studying historical profiles, there’s significant value in learning from others that have achieved success more recently. We can ask meaningful questions directly instead of synthesizing anecdotes from previous material. More than that, we can...

How John Grisham Found Time to Finish His First Novel (even with a family and full-time job)

by Kendra Kinnison | Jul 23, 2012 | Profiles & Interviews

I’ll always remember the summer of ’92. My Mom had become very sick the year before, and my middle school life had been turned upside down. During one of our monthly lunches at Wendy’s (because we both loved the unusual salad bar), she gave me a copy...
How Benjamin Franklin Became His Best Self (and we can too)

How Benjamin Franklin Became His Best Self (and we can too)

by Kendra Kinnison | Jul 16, 2012 | Profiles & Interviews

As I developed the idea for this project over several months, I always knew who the first profile would be. If there was a (modern) grandfather of self-study and improvement, it had to be Benjamin Franklin. Known as the “first citizen of the 18th century,”...

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