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Daniel Barrett

Musician, Business Owner, Dad, among some other things. I am best known for my work in HAVE A NICE LIFE, Giles Corey, and Black Wing. I also started and run a 7-figure marketing agency.

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Bad Priors: COVID-19 Edition

Hi , Straight into it this week! —- What did I get wrong about COVID-19? —- When I started this email list, all the way back in the beginning of 2020, I didn’t know what I wanted to write about. I didn’t have to wait long. When COVID-19 began

Bad Priors: COVID-19 Edition
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All Or Nothing

Hi , This week, we’re finishing up our series on Behavior Change! And what treatment of change would be complete without talking about… Failure. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Am I failing as a hero? Because of my own background, I am often asked by would-be entrepreneurs seeking escape from life within huge corporate

All Or Nothing
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Barrett's Rule

This post originally appeared on the “Better Questions” email list. If you’d like to get one email like this a week, please sign up at BetterQuestionsEmail.com. Thanks! —— Hi , We’ve got a legitimate (accidental) series on our hands here! It didn’t start off this way, but we’

Barrett's Rule
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Sustainably Successful

This post originally appeared on the “Better Questions” email list. If you’d like to get one email like this a week, please sign up at BetterQuestionsEmail.com. Thanks! —— Hi , Hope you’re having a great week. Let’s get to it. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Could I do this forever? Over the

Sustainably Successful
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Dominant Thoughts

This post originally appeared on the “Better Questions” email list. If you’d like to get one email like this a week, please sign up at BetterQuestionsEmail.com. Thanks! —— Hi , (A brief word of warning. While there is nothing salacious in this letter at all, it does include a shirtless

Dominant Thoughts
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Ironic Processes

This post originally appeared on the “Better Questions” email list. If you’d like to get one email like this a week, please sign up at BetterQuestionsEmail.com. Thanks! —— Hi , Hope you’re well. 🙂 Straight into it this week… -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- How do I not think of an elephant? Let’s

Ironic Processes
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No Time

This post originally appeared on the “Better Questions” email list. If you’d like to get one email like this a week, please sign up at BetterQuestionsEmail.com. Thanks! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What takes time? Joseph Roth, the brilliant Austrian journalist and novelist who moved to Berlin in 1920, said at the

No Time
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The Product Is You

This post originally appeared on the “Better Questions” email list. If you’d like to get one email like this a week, please sign up at BetterQuestionsEmail.com. Thanks! —— Hi , Hope you’re having a killer week. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- How do I subtract? > “What’s it going to take to

The Product Is You
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Avoiding The Golden Mean

Hi , Straight into it this week. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Where am I along the spectrum? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- These last three months, for me, can be defined by one word: Overwhelm. For reasons both outside of and within my control, I took on far too much, tried to do too many different things, got

Avoiding The Golden Mean
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The Logical Thinking Process, Part One: Five Simple Pieces

What if there was a step by step way to solving any problem? A simple, straight-forward path to getting everything you ever wanted? To avoiding pitfalls and obstacles? To maximizing your potential and living your best life? Well…there is. It’s called the Logical Thinking Process. It’s got

The Logical Thinking Process, Part One: Five Simple Pieces