Everything you need to know to get started in building your Personal Brand on LinkedIn.

With one piece of content I captured the attention of billion dollar company: Gymshark. 1.3million impressions later and I spent the day with Ben Francis at Gymshark HQ.

I spent 6 months with social media guru, newest and youngest BBC Dragon, award-winning entrepreneur and podcaster, Steven Bartlett. I’m going to share all the secrets to success that I learnt from working directly alongside him, in his personal team.

This year has been crazy. But I want to make next year even better. So 2022, is going to be my year of building. Here’s what I am going to do - hopefully it will help you, you can keep me accountable, and I can refer back to it myself throughout the year too. Let the year of building commence…

Web3 is an internet owned by users and builders orchestrated with tokens. Web3 is going to revolutionise the world, from NFT’s, the nature of a community owned internet, the introduction of tokens as value storage, the rise of creators, and the building of the Metaverse. Here is everything you need to know.

Social media has created a world that has conditioned us to believe that the more numbers you have, the better person you are, and the happier you will be. However, I share why building a tribe will leave you with actual lasting fulfillment, with authentic connections, a supportive network, where you can pursue your true passion and build a community that actually care about you and your mission.

Success is a word I hear so frequently, yet I find that rarely do people actually deeply understand what it means to them. How often do you say the infamous word, and do you know what it means? I wanted to share 7 different, tweet-styled ideas about success to get you thinking.

Bitcoin has become so popular as it has programmable, fixed scarcity in a world of uncontrollable, endless money printing. In other words, Bitcoin is scarce in a world of abundance. Scarcity truly impacts our lives, it’s an important concept, and we too should strive for scarcity. So we can become our own, human version, of Bitcoin.

I’ve recently become a little obsessed with seeking discomfort in my life. Which may sound strange. But I’ve been digging into the science, reasoning and history around the importance of being uncomfortable. And honestly, it’s changed my life. I’m going to share the key highlights - showing you why you too should seek discomfort.

Andre Agassi is a tennis champion. He broke records. Is one of the rare few tennis players to achieve a Career Grand Slam. Won gold at the Olympics. Fought long battles out on court. Faced injuries and setbacks. From rebel to saviour. Rejected to rejuvenated to adored. His story has it all. But his unbelievably successful life in tennis came from a place you wouldn’t expect. And the ideas and practices that made him the champion he is, will surprise you.

This is a modern take of the famous Parable of the Mexican Fisherman for the creator world questioning the reason for our obsession with growth and striving for more.

I was left asking myself why some of the not-so-good parts of my life seemed to concentrate around the same time. It's easy to see how, when you think about it: a bad decision leads to a mistake, that costs extra time, you lose some sleep, become burnout and then suddenly you've had a health scare or lost your job. What started as a harmless minor bad decision then compounded into something much much worse. A few small problems can compound into a massive one.

Ambition. That driving force that propels us to greatness. In our world today we strive to create more ambition in our lives, but I question whether that is real, genuine ambition or simply a misguided force, that will tear you off your true and best path in life. Ambition is like fire from a dragons mouth; unbelievably powerful but potentially very dangerous. It can be an out-of-control fuel yet if focused can produce unbeatable results. So which is it for you?

Time is a beautiful, precious abstract concept that we all treasure. Our language constantly references the passing of time: ‘I don’t have time,’ ‘where has the day gone,’ and ‘if only I could stop time'.’ The presence and importance of time in our lives has evolved through history to a point where we have become obsessed with it. Time and money are both fundamentals in our lives, but do we really understand the relationship between them, and what they mean to us.

With the rise of technology, new opportunities are in abundance. We now live in a world of infinite possibilities and unlimited choices. But what do we actually choose, and how can we get better at selecting the right thing to focus our energy, attention and time on?

I have read, debated, listened and philosophised about hundreds of ideas around happiness. And I can’t get on board with any of them. A lot of them are completely unachievable and unrealistic or pleasure-orientated and forward-tilted, and just generally an ideal that I don’t think is a worthy or meaningful concept to strive for. But I’ve found the real, and only path to happiness.

In a world full of unprecedented change, we are having to constantly adapt to keep up with the dynamic environment we live in. It is clear to see that the external world is constantly in movement. However, we have the power to realise the potential of our minds and the inner stillness we can cultivate from within. This remains firmly within our control.

I spend a lot of time thinking about global macro trends, and what the future may look like. I wanted to collate a list of the most interesting, most profound ideas I have come across (I will be updating this page regularly). This a collection of my interests and what I believe to be some of the most high-growth, future-orientated, global-shifting areas in the years to come.

There is a constant pressure to be positive all the time. To just miraculously transform a bad day into being good. We strive for a perfectly positive outlook and we have foolishly believed it is possible. It is not. It is the stuff of fictional fairytales. Our lives will indefinitely be full of struggles, bad days and mistakes. But, true positivity is to act despite this, to experience hardship but to move forwards, to experience pain and to accept it.

A large part and often difficult part of life is weighing up exploration vs commitment. We love to keep our options open and have space to evolve and change. But there is real power in committing. Committing to the things that matter to us. Yet, it seems impossibly challenging to decide when and how long to explore for, and when to commit. And whether that means commitment forever. But in commitment, you will find true freedom. The freedom you are really seeking.