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🎣 While I'm gone fishin’ — taking a brief hiatus for the end of summer 😎

Aug 30, 2025

Hi Friends and Fellow Dohnuts! Short and sweet today—just like last year, I’m feeling the pull to refill my collection bucket as summer comes to a close, which includes not holding myself to the twice-weekly Doh deadlines. I will pause publishing here through the second week of September.

In the meantime, check out what I’m reading and loving from others on Substack and GoodReads, and listen to the Rolling in Doh podcast playlist on Spotify.

The Spotify playlist is an ongoing compilation of my favorite podcast conversations from others about the stickier sides of running a small creative business—shared with heart, transparency, and vulnerability—from brilliant people like Rochelle Moulton, amelia hruby, phd, Luvvie Ajayi Jones, Elizabeth Day, Khe Hy, Emily McDowell, Holly Whitaker, Erin Weed, Kate Tyson, Eric Zimmer, Elise Loehnen, Amie McNee, James Winestock, and more.

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May 18, 2024

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📘 What small steps can you take today to free time far into the future?

If you crave more Free Time amidst the back-to-school frenzy, the Kindle edition of my book is still just $0.99 through Labor Day! Get it while it’s hot—that’s over 97% off the collector’s edition hardcover. 😎🔥

The book will teach you specific strategies to set your time free through smarter systems (you can go on a podcast episode binge for this one, too).

David Covey, son of bestselling 7 Habits author Stephen R. Covey, sent me this note after digging into his copy:

“I wanted to drop you a line and tell you HOW MUCH I’M LOVING your new book. Fabulous. Amazing. Enlightening — three words that immediately come to mind.
Similar to you, I’ve been an entrepreneur since 2011. But during the past 11 years, I’ve never read a book that speaks so fluently and thoroughly to my work situation. It is like you have been living in my brain these past 11 years.”