You spend a majority of your life in shoes or in bed.

Get yourself the best (of both) that you can.

Be careful with:

• Politics.
• Religion.
• Reproductive plans.
• Money.

Unless you know the answer and antagonization is the goal, avoid them completely.

How do you build hype without setting unrealistic expectations?

Get excited.

Not for any of the details.

But for the opportunity to experience it all together.

It’s tempting to spend your time figuring out how to get a greater percentage of the pie.

But your time is better spent trying to grow the whole thing.

Stay out of the muck.

Pie thieves get caught eventually.

You can think of it like the last and most annoying task.

Or, you can think of it like Friday.

Friday!

Your call.

Get a side gig.

Tutoring or speaking or ushering or vending or bartending or promoting or coaching or Lyfting.

Diversification aside, side gigs are, more than anything, fun.

Say yes more.

So much more fun (and likable) than “no” or “well” or “maybe” or “okay, so” or whatever other disagreeing, contradictory, or apathetic response you have.

Yeah?

You’re gong to have a couple of life-changing learning experiences at or during your first real job.

These experiences will become the moral fabric for the rest of your working life.

You’ll know if you’ve already had yours.

And if so, use it in all of your future work.

You’ve seen it work before.

But perhaps it’s not the rule?

Maybe it’s the exception.