Anytime I find myself feeling anxious I always start by asking... Am I Prepared? If I'm not, that's always the first step. If I am? Then it's time to let it go

Logged back in and ready for a very late night working session It's just too hard to give up the weekends with the family Would rather give up an overnight between Sunday->Monday Obviously would prefer to not have to give up either, but still getting there!

I keep two To Do lists... The first, with the short-term tasks I regrettably need to prioritize and complete The second, called "Long-Term Focus" is the list of stuff I actually should be focused on as a CEO Here is what's actual on my "Long-Term Focus" list right now...

Running your own business is so insanely hard At my last job I managed a way bigger team with a way bigger budget, but man it was a cake walk compared to entrepreneurship I love the journey of building my own business, but man it really does age you My hats off to everyone in the arena

The problem with big goals is that they can inadvertently delay happiness because it often unintentionally internally implies you aren't enough until they're achieved

I used to read business books because I was subconsciously motivated by fear I filled all my free time trying to get better and prepare for someone intangible future battled I was convinced I'd find myself in That era certainly made me better at business, but man, what a hollow pursuit

Is this the place where I get to free form share again? Forgo the formalized LinkedIn insights and professionally produced newsletter and podcast? Just share and connect? Because it's been so long since I got to do that I almost feel like I forgot how

Hey friends 👋 I'm Seth. I'm the founder and CEO of Kanahoma, a San Diego-based marketing agency that helps colleges and universities grow. I write weekly 👉 kanahoma.substack.com 👈 about my work, our industry, and my evolving attempts to learn to live slow and let go.