On "The Tommy Cestare Project," Tommy shares things that are making him 1% better every day. In each daily 60 second or less episode, Tommy discusses a topic such as life, productivity, marketing/business, health, money, books, and more.
I explain a blog post from cartoonist Scott Adams on what it takes to be successful in your career. There are two options that anyone can achieve!
This law explains why meetings take longer than they should. You may be focusing on less important issues at the expense of more important ones.
I was looking into ways to basically learn better and realized that I actually use this effect in every podcast episode I do.
Investor Warren Buffett popularized the circle of competence in investing. But what does it mean? And how can it be applied to life?
Stop fitting in. Do the complete opposite of what others are doing. Do what you want to do...
What habits can you swap out of your life? Bad habits can be hard to break, but switching out these bad habits with good ones makes it easier.
The process is what makes you successful. Imagine what you can accomplish by loving the process of working toward your goals.
Here’s an amazing quote about inspiration from artist Chuck Close. "If you wait around for the clouds to part and a bolt of lightning to strike you in the brain, you are not going to make an awful lot of work.”
Do one thing that’s uncomfortable every day. Improvement in any capacity isn’t easy. It doesn’t just happen. It’s takes discomfort.
Perfection handicaps us. It keeps great projects from being published. Share your gift to the world.
Entrepreneur Naval Ravikant posted a tweetstorm about how to get rich without getting lucky. I summarize my 5 favorite parts of it in this podcast.
A lot of times, we lose sight of why we started something. Consequently, we abandon goals we were once motivated by. But it doesn’t have to be this way.
I’ve failed more times than I can count. But I’m not letting that stop me. Here’s my view on failure.
In this episode, I talk about why I named my podcast “The Tommy Cestare Project” as opposed to using another word like “show” or “experience”.
Like you, I’m stuck inside due to COVID-19. Rather than wasting this time, I’m making the most of it by starting this daily 60-second podcast. Follow along for new episodes every day and let’s use this time as a period for self-growth.