A Perfect Rating! 100 5-Star Reviews
If you're like me, then you tend you wait when a new book is released to see what others think.
I don't blame you.
Incredibly, The Obvious Choice has achieved something I've honestly never seen before: A 100% 5-star rating.
The book has been reviewed by everybody from coaches, to employees, to business owners, and even a number of professional marketers not to mention endorsements from the people who run Entrepreneur magazine and Shopify.
So, if you've been waiting to see what others think. Your wait is up. Please consider buying your copy of the book wherever you buy books today:
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Moving on, here's what's new this week.
Obvious Choice Podcast Episodes:
313: Breaking Phone Addiction (That Actually Works)
314: Timing Your Coaching Practice's Growth (Hot Seat)
Jonathan Goodman on Writing, Success, and Finding Your Way (with Mike Matthews)
How to Become the Most Obvious Choice & Grow Your Business (with Luka Hocevar)
Blog Post
Here's the really messed up thing that happens when you finish a project
Money
Marathon’s used to be 25 miles long. For the London Olympics in 1908, Queen Alexandra asked that the race start on Windsor Castle’s lawn and end at the Olympic Stadium, a distance of 26.2 miles.
That’s it.
That’s why a modern marathon is 26.2 miles long and not 25.
The end of any race is nothing but a temporary marker without much significance.
Health
1.
In their paper called The Goldilocks Zone for Exercise, a team of cardiologists wrote that exercise can be thought of as a medicine.
“As with any powerful drug, establishing the ideal therapeutic window is of crucial importance. An ineffectively low dose will not impart full benefits, whereas the adverse effects stemming from an excessively high dose may overshadow potential benefits and introduce detriments.”
Upgrade your hardware by making your body stronger so that your software, your brain, can continue doing good work.
Relationships
1.
Two rules to show somebody you love how much they mean to you:
- Greet them at the door. When somebody you love comes home, stop what you’re doing, get up, and meet them.
- Walk them to the door. When somebody you love is leaving the home, stop what you’re doing, get up, and wave goodbye.
2.
It might not be your fault, but it is your responsibility.
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Feeling good, feeling great. Hope you're awesome,
-Jon
Coach. Author. World explorer. But mostly, Dad.
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