Rule #12 Don't Stop

Photo of NYT best selling author and renowned speaker, Jon Acuff at the first meet up he ever hosted for his blog. Two people showed up.

“I think about that moment sometimes because it felt like a failure, but really wasn’t. It wasn’t a failure, it was a beginning. And that’s how beginnings often look.”-Jon Acuff

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Jason Wright
Make Your Own Rules #2

Ok so first of all I’m not telling to not go to college. However, I want you to understand it is an option. We’ve been programmed (societal created rule) in the U.S. to believe the only way to a prosperous life and career is to go to college. With my oldest daughter now about to go off to college I think more than ever we need to really evaluate this rule. As I sit in 2018 I do believe my daughter will be better off having gone to college. However, Ryan Holiday makes a great case for the contrary. He’s not alone. If you read or listen to many of the thought leaders of today such as Peter Thiel, Seth Godin, Tim Ferriss and scores of others you will find a new rule is developing.

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Maggie Kennedy
Make Your Own Rules #1

I’m a rule follower. I don’t color outside the lines. I love rules. Rules bring clarity, and rules relieve me of having to think more than I actually want to. I’m the guy who always drives the speed limit because that’s the rule. You don’t generally look up to see flashing lights in your rearview mirror when you are following the rules. This just makes my life easier. With my obsession with rules I also like to make rules. Now I know this is very contradictory to the world we now inhabit. After all so much is about breaking the rules. I think at certain times breaking silly rules can be useful. However, if it’s your rule it’s not nearly as hard to color inside the lines.

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Maggie Kennedy