Stephen Mitchell | Life Lessons, Creativity & Personal Growth
Observations on Being a Weekend Father, Creating New Memories and Figuring Life Out
I get a lot of my visual and mental stimuli at TED.com. I get humor on Youtube. Who is TED? It is a website presenting the best of mankind online, and in such a way that we open our minds a little more each time we view/hear footage displayed. And all of it is free!... Continue Reading →
Over the past few years, I've realised and learnt these twelve guiding principles, and now I'm actively applying them in my life every day: Embracing Each Moment's Worth:I have learned to live fully, relishing each moment by staying present and finding joy in every thing I do, all whilst embracing life's beauty. Setting My Priorities... Continue Reading →
An entrepreneur on Kangaroo Island, I started my window cleaning business in 2017, seeking fulfillment and impact in my community. It's about purpose, not just profit.
Let’s be real — life is NOT a leisurely stroll down the jetty. It’s more like juggling chainsaws while riding a unicycle uphill… in the rain. Ever felt like this? Struggling to finish what you start? Procrastination has set up a tent in your head? Waking up more knackered than when you hit the pillow?... Continue Reading →
In the discussions I often find myself within, I notice many of my friends (other small business owners plus online keyboard jockeys) are debating the importance of cash and why it should remain. Having cash on hand is crucial for Australians, whether for personal use or running a business. Without enough cash, you could face... Continue Reading →
A man should never neglect his family for business.– Walt Disney Walt Disney's quote about not neglecting family for business emphasizes the importance of balancing work and personal life. Whilst some say it's crucial to work hard and chase your dreams, yet I say not at the expense of your family. Neglecting family for business... Continue Reading →
Entrepreneurial business isn't just for the suited big shots; it's for regular folks like us. You don't need a fancy degree or a briefcase full of jargon, just an idea, some grit, and a willingness to dive in. It might get a bit nerve-wracking, but it beats the monotony of the same old routine. What's... Continue Reading →
Being an entrepreneur comes with its highs and lows. While the thrill of chasing entrepreneurial dreams is addictive, there are downsides. The isolation entrepreneurs feel while pursuing their dreams can be tough, but those driven by passion persist. Having a clear vision helps entrepreneurs navigate challenges and discern patterns that lead them closer to their... Continue Reading →
In the captivating world of YouTube, one name stands out among the rest, and that's none other than MrBeast, the alter ego of Jimmy Donaldson. Brace yourself for the mind-blowing revelation that this digital virtuoso raked in a staggering $82 million last year, securing his spot as the highest-earning creator according to Forbes. Why am... Continue Reading →
I've witnessed the roller-coaster of three small businesses since 1992, and every bump in the road was like a stepping stone leading me to something better. First, I dabbled in waste paper recycling, but it didn't quite click with my audience. Then, I took a swing at photography and online merchandise sales, proving that adaptability... Continue Reading →
I often write prose, poetry or long-ish articles after hearing or reading quotes that make me think after the past, the present and the future. This is one of them: Life is a journey of constant transformation, a series of evolving selves that shape our existence. In the poignant words of the Doctor in 'The... Continue Reading →
I used to believe that becoming an entrepreneur meant total freedom - set my own hours, wear comfy clothes, work from home, and watch the money roll in. The media sure makes it look that way, selling the dream of overnight success and easy money. But let me tell you, reality hits different. Entrepreneurship isn’t... Continue Reading →
Stephen Mitchell | Life Lessons, Creativity & Personal Growth 
[…] with XXY, and alone now, has taught me that my brain is wired differently to most – yet I…
[…] Living with XXY, and alone now, has taught me that my brain is wired differently to most – yet…