Comments on: The Shape of My Game

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Momblebee Blog » Does Arrogance Build Trust in the Social Media World? — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 15:13:20 +0000

[...] had been a subscriber to Brogan’s blog, but the straw that broke it for me was a recent post of his that detailed the minutiae of his day, right down to what he ate for breakfast. There are [...]

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By: mmangen

mmangen — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 02:12:56 +0000

Chris – reading this post was exactly what I needed to see today…another friend asked me “how do you do it all'? While I haven't done a list just like you I imagine I'd actually be surprised if I wrote it all down. I'd probably realize I have done more than I give myself credit for on most days.

Thanks for the inspiration….

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roof insulation — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 15:17:58 +0000

Only this story is very interesting then whole what about the entire book.
I have to purchase it.

By: jdleray

jdleray — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 19:18:45 +0000

Thanks for your post Chris. It's good to see what it takes for your level of productivity.

Bought Jay-Z's Blueprint #3 (my first hip-hop/rap album purchase). That must be your secret, right? Been listening to it non-stop for two days now.

Take care,

J.

By: Elizabeth Cottrell

Elizabeth Cottrell — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 04:28:57 +0000

I am not an entrepreneurial success by any standard…yet. But I worked hard for my degrees, stayed home to raise two beautiful children into incredible human beings while my husband was a rural physician with little time except for patients, got extremely involved in community organizations and charities, and started a home-based business 19 years ago to help with college expenses. Now at age 59, I've decided that entrepreneurial itch still needs to be scratched. My point is that yes, you can have it all, but as Mimi says, not at the same time. Trying to be SuperWoman (or SuperMan for that matter) and do it all at the same time without some kind of help or concessions would have been, for me, a ticket to a breakdown. But everyone has their own capacity and their own limits. Chris has talked about team members and a supportive family who help him do what he does.

Thank you, Chris, for sharing your incredible life with us. I share the sentiment of others in my gratitude that you're willing to do this, because you give so much back. I hope, though, that every person reading this won't think that the way you're doing it is the only way to achieve their own dreams. As you've told us elsewhere, we have to start with being ourselves and go from there.

By: Mine for the taking — How To Matter

Mine for the taking — How To Matter — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 18:34:42 +0000

[...] But now I’m tired. And drifting down stream, while it may seem easy, and right, is anything but. Going with the flow has stripped me of my glory, of my passion, of that one-time infinite confidence that reassured me this life was mine for the taking. And now…now I want it back. All of it. I’m ready for glory. I’m ready for passion…more than anything, I’m ready to believe, again, not just that so much more is possible, but that it’s possible for me. That I’m capable of receiving as much as I’m willing to give. And I’m willing to give a lot. “I’m not in the ‘getting by’ game. I’m out to win.” Chris Brogan [...]

By: cptnrandy

cptnrandy — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 12:33:21 +0000

I'm glad you're enjoying the blur of activity around the release of the book, but I can't agree with your statement “If you’re wondering where your big success is, it’s in work like this. It’s in grinding it out.” Too many of us are just grinding it out. Without regular review and trying to get perspective, it's just that, a grind.