Create an Extraordinary Life
Get excited about your future.
Unleash your potential.
Earn your freedom.
Self-improvement doesn’t have to be overwhelming.
Every other week, I publish an article with actionable tips and strategies that you can use immediately to make your life better.
And to kick things off, I’ll send you the 5 most important self-improvement habits that you should be doing to become healthier, happier, and more successful.
Want to know more about me?
Good news! You can read all about my life in my humorous memoir, Wood Floats and Other Brilliant Observations, available on Amazon and through most local bookstores.
This hilarious collection of short stories is light, easy reading that will have you laughing out loud, feeling nostalgic for your own childhood, and occasionally getting inspired to change your life for the better.
Here is just a sampling of the many 5-star reviews it has gotten:
“I laughed so hard I cried.”
“There are just so many crazy episodes and memorable images from this book that will really stick with me.”
“Chris’s memoir paints a colorful story of a free-thinking ’90s kid with a keen eye for shenanigans.”
“These hilarious short stories will have you turning the pages and laughing out loud, but Chris does a great job of interweaving actual life lessons without being preachy. I walked away with a smile on my face and a sense of gratitude to be alive and enjoy the wonder all around us.”
“Definitely worth reading more than once!”
I began working with Chris after a year into starting my career in real estate. It was a complete game-changer.
With real estate being a largely self-motivation-based business and after years of working in the service industry where I always had a clear plan and defined goals, I was having some trouble consistently engaging and reinforcing the right habits to see success.
Chris helped me turn that around with a number of strategies and practices to help me not just now, or just with one area of my life, but in any area of concern by establishing quality habits and a positive, productive mindset.
I can’t speak highly enough of the value in having spent my time working with Chris.
–Sean MacDonald
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How Do You Cultivate Self-Love?
The River (about overcoming addiction)
How to Get Into Flow at Work and at Home
Mental Flexibility: The Forgotten Skill
You Are Not the Jackass Whisperer
Slow and steady growth is the way forward.
There are no shortcuts, but you can make self-improvement easier by adopting helpful mindsets and using effective strategies.
Everything I offer here is based on modern psychology, practical neuroscience, and my own experience.
If you consume wisdom regularly as part of a broader practice of relentless learning, you will rewire your brain and change your life.
Becoming better is a lifelong journey, and it’s never too late to start.
“The problem is not you.
The problem is the problem.
It’s hard because it’s hard.
The solution is mechanical.
Work the problem.”
–Steven Pressfield