Jason Womack

A mind shift, on Father's Day

Are you willing to let yourself think that Making More has very little to do with how much cash you have in the bank?

That is what this dad thinks.

After you read the post, share your comment...what does "Making More" mean to YOU?

If it were easier, would you make it better?

Hello there from Canon City, Colorado. It is officially the 7th Day of the Ride the Rockies bicycle tour. After posting this entry for you to read, I'm riding to Colorado Springs.

Here is what I experienced yesterday as I stopped at an aid station to have some equipment replaced.


Today's challenge, after you click that link and read the post, ask yourself, "Where can I make things easier?"

There are people who get it...and people who don't

Someone asked me why I don't "tent camp" on the Ride the Rockies and Bicycle Tour of Colorado week-long events. I answer that question here.

Stop wasting time looking for the right gear!

Riding almost 100 miles in a day requires I have, use, and LIKE the gear I have. Oh, so does you having a productive day at work.

Here's what I learned riding over Wolf Creek Pass in Colorado yesterday. And, as I get started on today's nearly 90-mile ride, I'm taking a second look at my gear!

I wrote about the importance of "Gear" over here... oh, and it's Day 5 of Ride the Rockies here in Colorado.

An ice bath, at the end of 86 miles

Rode my bike through, up and down the mountains of Colorado yesterday. It was day 3 (of 7) of my 520+ mile tour. Here's where I sat at the end of the ride...



I wrote up a couple of observations about the day...you can read about them here (as well as my focus on today's ride).

Blew my nose, had another epiphany

Epiphany: "a sudden, intuitive perception of or insight into the reality or essential meaning of something, usually initiated by some simple, homely, or commonplace occurrence or experience."

Ok, so maybe this is a BIG way of putting this, but if you want to read about what I learned when I blew my nose yesterday, just click here.

What do you do, when you have time to do nothing?

I put a note on one of my social media profiles yesterday asking, "What are 10 things you'd like to do if you had the time to do more of them?"

Someone in my network - full disclosure, not a "close" friend - wrote the word nothing...10 times.

Liar.

Look, if I had the time, here's what I would do. Click here.

Or, wait, maybe that IS my nothing...there's something to think about.

I'm again amazed at the power of collaboration when it comes to getting, keeping and building momentum. Are you in on this?

Riding the Rockies, 75 miles today!

Today's ride:


Have you ever thought about what you could think about while you spend about 6 hours outside? I do...and did!

I wrote about one of the things I'll be thinking about today...click here!

Follow up...done right

For a 60-second idea you can watch and start using today, click here.
I can promise you this one tip saves me time (and stress) every week.

When you are "there," what does it do for you?

More and more, people are seeking "contribution" as their focus on what's next. But, what do you do if you're already stretched to the edges?

There are two ways to implement your “at my best when…” mentality.

Click here to listen!