Articles and Essays
Thoughts about creativity, leadership, and passion for work.

How I Use Scrivener To Organize My Book Writing
Having published seven books, I field a lot of questions from writers about how I manage my book projects, what kinds of software I use, and what my schedule looks like. Here’s a brief summary of my process.

3 Things: SHOW YOUR WORK Edition
No matter what your line of work, if you want to have impact it’s critical that you understand how to get your ideas out into the wide world.

Creative Work and the Art of Giving Gifts
As you consider the gift that you have to offer – the expression that is uniquely yours, and yours alone to give away – consider this: the impact of a gift given away in freedom is vast, while a gift spent on the giver quickly fades.

One Small Commitment Can Radically Change Your Productivity
No one writes a book, launches a business, or changes an organization’s culture. All of these things are the result of daily commitment to steady, measured progress.

What Will You Start This Year?
In delaying your start you are missing out on the learning and development that only happens in the fray. You can dance around the edges for years, but at some point you must get into the game if you want to understand what it’s really like.

Stuck? Remember That Progress Begets Progress.
In truth, it’s often the case that we don’t even want progress, because means more uncertainty, which is often the reason we’re stalled to begin with.

Brilliance Demands Bravery – from 2013
Todd Henry’s 2013 talk to Creative Mornings about his book Die Empty.

Build Buffers To Focus Your Creative Energy
Feeling a bit stressed? Try building a few buffers into your life to help you better focus your creative energy.

Which Productivity Profile Are You?
In my book Die Empty, I examine the common places where bright, sharp, talented people eventually get stuck in their life and career.

The Four Stages Of Influence
Whatever your work, it’s probably your ambition to see it connect with and influence others in some way. Great work only reaches its fruition when it finds a receptive audience and ultimately creates change.
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