If there's something I want to do, but am hesitant about taking the next step, I overcommit and do the one thing I otherwise try and avoid. I spend money — enough to make it hurt.

How many self-help books do you need to read before you actually start working on becoming a better version of yourself. How many business books do you need to read before starting the business you want. How many podcasts or YouTube videos do you need to watch to feel #inspired.

Our goal shouldn’t be to increase our output. Instead, we should want to do more with our time so we don’t have to work all of the time. And, lucky for us, we now live in an age of infinite leverage where this is possible.

Eventually, ambitious employees all realize the same thing. The game they're playing isn't meant for them. More specifically, working for someone else isn't for them. Here’s what to do next…

For years I thought the reason I was unhappy at work was because of where I was at. Finally, I realized it wasn’t the company, but what I was doing. The problem was, I wanted to do something else but I didn’t want to have to start over. So, I designed a plan to change careers without switching companies. Here’s how I did it…