Megan Dixon

The outfits and hair were certainly different but the mission remains the same. ❤️

I stopped keeping a to-do list a few years ago because I realized to-do lists were a trap. Every task I completed just created another task. The list never got shorter, and the business never got less dependent on me. So I started keeping a "to build" list instead… 1. "Write the email" became "Write a TEMPLATE so someone else can reply next time" 2. "Fix the error" became "Document the FIX so someone else can fix it next time" 3. "Call the angry client" became "Create a TALK TRACK so I’m not the only firefighter" 4. "Close the deal" became "Build a SALES SCRIPT so closing doesn't depend on me" 5. "Onboard the new hire" became "Build an ONBOARDING SYSTEM so ramp time shrinks" Tasks disappear when done, but assets compound over time. - Tasks require YOU - Assets work WITHOUT you - Tasks trade time for output - Assets trade time for LEVERAGE Totally changed how I spend every hour of my day.

“When life gets tough, some of us feel that we’ve lost the game and life has won. But life isn’t trying to defeat you. Life isn’t even a participant—the game is yours.” ​— Mo Gawdat via the 5-Bullet Friday newsletter (tim.blog/fbf) from @tferriss

Use your job to fund your business, until your business ca find your freedom.

In a couple of years from now, you're going ot look back at your life and say; I really do believe in myself.

UX and CRO aren't a sexy topic. Most companies underinvest in these areas, even though they deliver massive ROI. With ad costs continually rising, companies are spending more on CRO in 2026. They have no choice... you have no choice.

New year. New approach. What used to take 5 hours of goal-setting now takes 2—with better results. AI preserves the SMARTER framework that's helped millions while eliminating the friction. I explain how + share a free implementation tool: aibusinesslab.ai/how-ai-makes-g…

Just for fun… What three words do you see first?

On a previous #TeawithGaryVee I was asked "I'm 46 years old and have been very successful in the restaurant business, I'm making more money than I could dream of but this is a tough and demanding business, part of me just wants to sell everything and downgrade my life to do what I truly love, what's your advice?" If you have a question for me, drop it here garyvee.com/questions so my team can add it to the next Rapid Fire Q&A and follow me on garyvee.com/whatnot

James Nestor, bestselling author of "Breath," on the Tummo breathing technique:

Be patient with your progress.

“Give more. Give what you didn’t get. Love more. Drop the old story.” — Garry Shandling

Your competition isn't other people Your competition is  Your bad habits  Your distractions Your insecurites Your procrastination Your lack of discipline  Your fear and ego

Happy Monday. I hope something amazing happens to you today! 🙌💯

Burnout is serious—and most parents ignore the warning signs: upworthy.com/what-is-parent…

It is really tough (but not impossible) to convince someone to change their worldview and therefore the stories they tell themselves. bit.ly/45izl9Z

If your company can’t afford to pay you… …it can’t afford to scale. Focus on margin (and paying yourself well). Revenue growth will follow.

Accept the way things are now while you work towards the life you want.

Pricing ≠ panic. Say your number. Pause. Anchor value. Done. New blog → vist.ly/48shy

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