This was the shitty and extremely tiny studio I lived in Boulder, Colorado from 2010-2011.
It was a tiny place where I started to execute my dreams. A period when I decided to change my life completely, sell everything I had, and apply for Boulder Digital Works.
I took a big risk and it was probably one of the best decisions I've ever made.
As we roll into 2014, stumbling upon this picture has a special feeling of accomplishment combined with the perception I had to fail so many times before things started to work out (and certainly will in the future).
It's time to hustle.
I woke up at 4:30 AM at the first Monday of 2015. I used to think that becoming a morning person was something reserved for Yoga teachers and Buddhist monks.
Inner Engineering is a book about finding the perfect alignment with existence, which we all look for as people, founders, and investors.
Having strong opinions is important. It will make people listen to you. Holding them weakly and adapting demonstrates character and humility.
