
Scaling Myself Out of the Business: Lessons From Letting Go
I never planned to sell my company, but every business has an end. Scaling myself out taught me that the real challenge isn’t the exit itself – it’s what comes next.
I never planned to sell my company, but every business has an end. Scaling myself out taught me that the real challenge isn’t the exit itself – it’s what comes next.
Most people chase “more” in search of perfection. I learned the truth behind “less is more” – perfection happens when nothing unnecessary is left.
Forget the to-do list. Here’s why building a not-to-do list – and sticking to it – changed everything for me. More clarity, more energy, more life.
Most people chase speed and hustle, but a week in Crete taught me that building a business you can unplug from is the real win.
I spent a week in Dubai—land of endless hustle, luxury, and status. Instead of getting inspired to do more, I came home convinced that “more” isn’t better. Real success? It’s about knowing what’s enough and building a life that actually feels good, not just looks good.
I used to think I was making progress. But really, I was just coasting. Especially when it came to drumming. Then a campmate sent me a short book that hit me square in the gut. It exposed the part of me that wants growth without grind – and reminded me that real mastery isn’t sexy. It’s boring. It’s repetitive. And it’s the only thing that actually works. Here’s what changed.
I sold my company, retired, and now I pay money to feel like a beginner again.
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