Sleep: A Totally Legal Performance Enhancer

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This past week, a friend sent me a link to a video talking about how Roger Federer sleeps 12 hours per day. Turns out he is not the only athlete at all who does this. Lebron James, Usain Bolt, Steve Nash, Venus William are in the same boat. I know some entrepreneurs would say that “sleep is for the weak”. 

Introduction to Disciplined Entrepreneurship Workshop

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Nov 22–23 @Oxford University

Introduction to Disciplined Entrepreneurship Workshop

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Oct 18–19, 2019 @Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

Teaching Entrepreneurship Is in the Startup PhaseClassics 

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Teaching entrepreneurship well is really hard. I know this because when I first started teaching, I did a terrible job. As a former professional basketball player and an experienced entrepreneur, I fell back on convenient sports analogies: Work hard, be smart, stay up later, get up earlier. Be prepared.

Introduction to Disciplined Entrepreneurship Master Class

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Oct 10–11, 2019 @Inverness, Scotland

Supporting Mentors to Excel

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Oct 5, 2019 @Dublin, Ireland

The Catalyst Disciplined Entrepreneur Bootcamp

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Oct 4, 2019 @Belfast, Ireland

12 Months Later…How the Disciplined Entrepreneurship Model Changed the Way I Approach Building Businesses

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Can entrepreneurship be taught? This question stirs quite the debate. Some will say entrepreneurs are born, not made. If I’m honest, I used to fall into this category. I believed entrepreneurship was all about hustle, tenacity and the relentless pursuit of your vision in the face and adversity and doubters...

FOMO Hurts You in Entrepreneurship – Close Some Doors to Succeed!

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As I run workshops for entrepreneurs, a key part of our training is that they have to focus. Entrepreneurs have to select a beachhead market and then actively deselect other markets. It is very common that students have resistance to this step from mild to actively and emotionally rejecting this concept as wrong.