The method and articulated skillsets are the most consise I've stumbled across
@JoshuaSpodek.
In going through the applicable exercises ive
* reduced fear on pitching ideas (I now know that feeling as if my soul is strolling naked down a public path is the starting point of something great and akin to muscle soreness is to be embrased)
* heard and interjected upon financial literacy with complete strangers. From this a local university dept head is purchasing a round lot of my first book
* realized necessary tweaks to make my second book more approachable
* coached 2 shop owners a number of near strangers, and a family member on a path towards financial foundation. These folks ended opening up entire financial status! Floored. This has led to a few cases of health coaching as well!
* been invited (tentatively) to host a public roundtable on finances and health litteracy
* have begun jotting down value add ideas at an increasingly accelerated rate
* invited to Ukraine for roundtable (may not be able to swing this one with work)
* am strongly considering a financial children's blog
* have been interviewed for a James Altucher publication due out in 1-2 months
* offered a job unasked for (not switching as it would delay FI).
*busted through some physical ceilings I had apparently set on myself
*juggled schedule to make more time for my kids
* find myself waking up having to write down more ideas at night (ok, my sleep is litterally suffering)
* been referred to by spouses independently wealthy and stringy in compliment uncle that 'this guy gets it, you guys are going to be very well off'
*and all of this with work schedule having exploded to many 12 hour breakneck paced days
* and dealing with executor duties for father in law (had to pull plug)
16 hour work day today, responding from mobile. Please forgive quality of response. I do NOT consider this a formal review, more of a status update.
Also, I will likely be in Manhattan mid July for a few days if you'd have a desire to sync up for lunch, dinner, other.