David Jeremiah Fuimaono

This is a big week for me. I’m so close to finalizing my first product. My main tasks are: 1. Finalize all videos for Product 1 2. Edit and produce all videos for Product 1 3. Design a GETGO site 4. Setup Pricing and offers 5. Setup Email list + campaign 6. GO Live

The latest episode of Jocko Podcast on YouTube. For anyone not familiar with the podcast, it’s primarily focused on leadership and human nature. Pretty legit. My schedule is busier each day, so I don’t get to watch Netflix or other streaming apps as much anymore. But I used to love watching inspiring documentaries, interviews, and movies about entrepreneurs, creators, etc..

I’m working on completing my first product in time for a soft launch this weekend.

I haven’t actually tried it yet, so I’d be interested to see how others have found it to work for them. I try to create chunks of time to accomplish certain tasks. Depending on what the tasks are, determines how much time I allow myself to work, so I do feel a sense of pressure. When it comes to working in flow I don’t think the Pomodoro Method would work for me. I try to spend at least a...

Good on you, Dan! Way to move forward despite any setbacks or “reasons” that tend to come up. I’ve found myself in a similar situation. After doing some serious reflection on this issue, I’ve found for “fear” has been the common culprit in all my “reasons” why I always pushed things back. Fear is a sneaky thing, because it can easily be disguised as something that I could always rationalize....

Great question! I tend to: 1. Turn off my phone 2. Set a timer for how long I want to work in FLOW 3. Close the door 4. Sometimes play music that will help me focus depending on what I’m doing 5. Work in silence depending on what I’m doing 6. Communicate to everyone in the house that I’m unavailable for the next block of times 7. Have a work day startup ritual 8. Have a work day shutdown...

I'm currently building my personal website on WordPress, and launching it next Thursday, August 15. https://imdavidjeremiah.com/

Usually when I'm going for a walk, driving, or sitting in silence with no other agenda than "sitting for answers."

Hi @niko_wallner you may not like this answer, but I think "it depends." I think it depends on how much experience and familiarity you have with whatever problem you're trying to solve, or need you're trying to meet. I think if you are looking to solve a problem or meet a need in a space you're already familiar with, that might shorten the learning curve and take a few steps out. You might...

Hi everyone, I'm new to this platform, and stoked to be around like minded people! This week I am working on creating my first product, an eBook and course.

Great question! I found that clarifying my vision and knowing exactly what I want to accomplish, both personally and professionally, gives me a way to measure every idea and action. For example, I have a vision of what kind of business I want to be in. If the idea I am considering is not something that I feel deeply about and truly believe in, it may be a good opportunity, but I'll pass and...