Regular Joe Coffee. It's the pat on the back you need to get your day started.

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In the Flow

If you haven't noticed, Greg and I are getting ready to launch Regular Joe Coffee.

We're not going to be subtle about it.

In fact, as Greg so elegantly put words in my mouth, until the end of the month, we're probably going to carpet bomb you with stuff about Regular Joe Coffee.

10 brave volunteers are putting our roast through it's paces right now so that we'll all know exactly how it tastes.

We start taking sales on Monday.

And it all started with a poop joke which led us to understand that what we really want to do is help you with your morning routine.

Make it regular, predictable, dependable.

That's why we're starting with coffee.

From idea to taking a sale, it's probably been about 6 weeks.

We weren't always this fast.

It's taken practice to become quick at the draw.

Practice and a plan, like the one laid out in 12 months to a Million.

We're just following the plan.

On the podcast

FlyDadGear.com's founders Paulina and Manny discuss launching their business and being uncomfortable being comfortable

Manny and Paulina are launching Flydadgear.com, beginning with the most fly Dad diaper bag ever created. Things are running smoothly, except when they aren't. Between getting their ads shut off by Facebook to struggling with the right way to pitch the bag to Manny's podcast audience, we discuss the ups and downs of launching a new brand, even when you do everything right.

Ioana Dobos - Episode 12 | The Hot Seat

Ioana talks about how starting a brand was easier than growing one.

We've finished uploading our Hot Seat episodes to Youtube to make them available for people outside the 1%. Please enjoy!

On the bookshelf

Before They Are Hanged by Joe Abercrombie - Is the excellent second part of the First Law Trilogy. With more Glokta, more characters you're interested in, good pacing and yes, more Glokta.

In the Toolbox

You'll have to excuse me for the Nir Eyal binge lately. I swear it's not because we're both Israelis. It's like when you buy a new car, you suddenly see it everywhere.

My name is Bram and I'm a to do list addict.

I've used them to get a lot done. Some of which was great. Much of which keeps me really busy.

The framework Eyal describes in this article for switching from lists to scheduling time for particular activities feels liberating.

I'll try it for a couple of weeks and let you know how it went.

Here to always stimulate your bottom line,

Bram (& Greg)

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