5 Essential Elements to Create Online Store in 2017
The upsurge of technology over the years has heralded a new age of online shopping. The competition in the e-commerce game has become stiffer than ever. That has driven e-commerce owners to build...
View Article4 Major Advantages of Using WooCommerce for Selling Products Online
If you’re an e-commerce fanatic, you’ve come across the term WooCommerce. It’s a free plug-in for WordPress that’s handy for e-commerce websites. The plug-in was developed in 2011, and many e-commerce...
View Article3 Areas That Differentiate Your Business Online From the Competition
Differentiation is a common dilemma for most businesses. In fact, most business owners overlook this aspect. It can take a toll on your business, more so if you’re in a cutthroat competitive industry....
View ArticleSelf-Evidence– Nutrition and the Power of Feel
A friend of mine, Peter Attia, made a major announcement the other day. He and his colleagues founded the Nutrition Science Initiative. The goal is simple, though not easy. To ensure sound science...
View ArticleEliptigo-go: Do What Makes You Feel the Way You Like to Feel
If the most important lesson no one ever taught me was about the power of feel, that feel is a skill, something you can get better at, then a critical follow up lesson is that you need to do things...
View ArticleBuying or Building Our Dreams: The Lessons of Lance Armstrong
A friend asked me about a Tweet she’d seen that I assumed was partly in response to the Lance Armstrong situation. She wondered how I’d answer the question it asked: You can buy followers and fans,...
View ArticleThe Life You Like: What Gene Fife learned from Neil Armstrong and Chuck Yeager
I can still feel exactly what I felt when Neil Armstrong landed on the moon. I know exactly where I was, who I was with, and what I was doing. I was screaming as I was rubbing my toe I had just...
View ArticleComfortably Numb and The Big Drift: Losing Sight of What Matters
My arm was completely numb from the nerve block they’d given me so they could repair the damage to my shoulder. This was my thirteenth or fourteenth surgery, my body covered with small scars from a...
View ArticleThe Currency of Life: Transaction or Transcendence?
When MSNBC’s Chris Matthews was working on his latest book, he wondered aloud what President Obama might learn from former President John F. Kennedy. He hit upon one clear and meaningful lesson. “Word...
View ArticleMinimizing the Mental Drag
Whenever the Olympics and Tour de France roll around, we are blitzed with stories of the latest gear and performance technology. The most important breakthroughs seem to come in the form of going...
View ArticleMy All Time Favorite Book: Seeing Is Forgetting
My favorite book ever, by far, is Seeing is Forgetting the Name of the Thing One Sees by Lawrence Meschler. A biography of artist Robert Irwin, “Seeing” is a decades long conversation between Meschler...
View ArticleWORKING HARD AND DOING WHAT WORKS — BURNING ENERGY OR REFINING FUEL
US Olympian Tyler Clary called out Michael Phelps on his work ethic yesterday. “The fact that he doesn’t have to work as hard to get that done, it’s a real shame,” Clary said “I think it’s too bad....
View ArticleSHEDDING YOUR SKIN: WARMING UP
The daughter of a good friend is a runner in high school. Let’s call her Annie. She’d seen my Easy Speed movie about Olympic Swimmer Jeff Rouse and told me she wanted to feel Easy Speed when she ran....
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