How Are You Going to Win the Battle Against Procrastination? It’s just so easy to doom scroll all day, binge watch at least the first season of whatever show someone said you should watch, and all the televised sports that you’ve never seen before – the ability to do nothing these days has never been easier. Plus the headlines… the markets… the endless notifications that come at us are a second-by-second reminder that we are unprepared. Every day it feels like important life details — y...
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How Are You Going to Win the Battle Against Procrastination? It’s just so easy to doom scroll all day, binge watch at least the first season of whatever show someone said you should watch, and all the televised sports that you’ve never seen before – the ability to do nothing these days has never been easier. Plus the headlines… the markets… the endless notifications that come at us are a second-by-second reminder that we are unprepared. Every day it feels like important life details — y...
The Lost Teachings of Elsie Lincoln Benedict (RE168)
The Ready Entrepreneur Podcast
31 minutes
1 month ago
The Lost Teachings of Elsie Lincoln Benedict (RE168)
“Where do aspiring entrepreneurs find the inspiration to create a dream life?" Sometimes the wisdom you need is not in the latest bestseller or the hottest guru you discovered on online…sometimes the wisdom is in the lost teachings of those who came long before us. In this episode, Case explores the work of the philosopher Elsie Lincoln Benedict. In the 1920s, Elsie Lincoln Benedict was one of the most popular self-help authors and speakers in America. She wrote books like How to Analyz...
The Ready Entrepreneur Podcast
How Are You Going to Win the Battle Against Procrastination? It’s just so easy to doom scroll all day, binge watch at least the first season of whatever show someone said you should watch, and all the televised sports that you’ve never seen before – the ability to do nothing these days has never been easier. Plus the headlines… the markets… the endless notifications that come at us are a second-by-second reminder that we are unprepared. Every day it feels like important life details — y...
