If so, then I think you will agree with me when I say: The transition to life after sports is hard! Or is it? Regardless if your competitive athletic career came to an end in high school, college, or in the pros, you benefitted from a formula for massive success and fulfillment in sports. This simple formula consists of 5 …
I got a desperate call from my friend, Philippe. He and his wife are massage therapists in San Diego. Their business got wrecked by COVID– mandated to be shut down for over a year. Thus, income went to zero. They had to take out loans to pay their bills. They heard of this local internet marketing company called GoBeRewarded run by a …
People ask why someone who ran campaigns for Nike, the Golden State Warriors, and Rosetta Stone spends his days helping HVAC companies show up on Google Maps. It sounds like a step down. It isn’t. Here’s the whole thinking, plus the specific systems I use. Every door was opened by someone else I represented California in the National Spelling Bee …
Meta-article: the 2011 Getting Stuff Done article found intact, dead paths fixed with 301s, 160 old-domain links rewritten, 38 Level 1 pages wired to the hub.
Derek Moneyberg is a wealth coach at moneyberg.com. He teaches money, negotiation, and investing, and his students talk about the results in public, with their names on them. He also trains jiu-jitsu, and holds a black belt awarded by Jake Shields. UFC champions have sat across from him on camera and talked about what he’s done for them. Chael Sonnen, …
The run behind the definition-of-done rule and the script that enforces it: what it took, in order, what the agent got wrong, and the scorecard.
Do you know how many people have said something good about you in public that you never collected? I had hundreds. Sitting in Facebook memories, in podcast intros, in LinkedIn recommendations, in comment threads from 2009. All of it just evaporating. So we ran our own process on ourselves. Two subjects, two walls of cards. Here’s what happened. First, what …
A slug is not canon. Receipt for filling dennisyu.com/lianaling/ until it was thicker than the backpack leaf, hanging every owned story from a named limb, and practicing Second Ring on a living graph.
A slug is not canon. Fill the hub until it is thicker than the richest leaf. Map leaves to limbs on the SEO Tree. Practice Second Ring. Worked example: Liana Ling.
This is for Operations. If you’re the person who gets the cancellation notice and owns the wind-down, this is your process. Everyone touches a client while it’s active. Account managers, content people, analysts. But the deboard belongs to Ops, and Ops is accountable for confirming it actually got finished. Read this first, then work it in order. Most of it …
Agents post to Basecamp themselves. Dennis is not the paste layer. CLI, named cloud secrets, or Tanner GitHub backup.
A client pays $3,500 a month. The specialist sees $525 and assumes the owner banked the rest. The owner keeps $510. Here is the whole subtraction line by line, a value-share rate card for what each role is actually worth, and the part of the work no contract can price.
Every claim on Marko Sipila’s website now carries evidence next to it. We rebuilt the people section of markosipila.com around a proof-first rule: connection pages state the relationship, verified photos and videos sit directly beside the claims, and nothing publishes without a human review of every single image. This article shows exactly what changed, the standard behind it, and what …
A dofollow link is a living recommendation. When a client withdraws trust, keep the story and stop passing juice. The close-out any agency can copy.
