Will McLellarn

I’m making some big schedule changes starting July 1 of this year. Inspired by the awesome guys at Magic Mind, I’m pushing for a far more async work style, which means NO, absolutely ZERO meetings on certain days of the week. You’ve probably read

I recently read Justin’s article on Side Hustles again, and decided to take a slightly different angle, and inventory my previous side hustles. Well, here they are in all their glory: Watch eCom Business in NYC (2013)Biz Dev consulting for Text to Ticket (2016)Marketing Consulting for

What’s up everyone – time for another installment of learning with Will! This time around, we’re taking a new path, and I’ll be sharing insights from an online course I’m taking called Building a Second Brain, taught by Tiago Forte. The course

Back to our regularly scheduled programming, where I distill lessons learned from top business books. Getting good at it too 🙂 Subscribe in the footer if you want these posts in your email inbox every Monday! Profit First by Michael Michalowicz is the Total Money Makeover for business. Fundamentally, it flips

Sup team – TGIF 🙂 This will be a quick one, I just want to expand on my decision to continue traveling until I start an online business. I know why I haven’t gone 0 to 1 in the past, I’m afraid to. Simple as that. I

Welcome back! This time, we’re taking a look at A Man for All Markets, written by Ed Thorpe. This man. Ed Thorpe. This man… Invented card countingBuilt a machine to accurately (and profitably) predict roulettePioneered quantitative financeMade millions through ^Taught college level math Insane. I’ve

Helloooooo team! Great to be back with another book review on Rework. Before opening this book, I’d already done a lot of homework on the story of Basecamp, Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson. We share a lot of views on how business should be done. My goal

Welcome back to another edition of Will’s book reviews. This week we’re covering The Fish That Ate The Whale, the story of Samuel Zemurray, aka the “Banana King”. In it, we see classic themes such as the American dream, lean startups vs. bloated corporations, and corporate colonialism, set

  Welcome back to another edition of the only blog posts I write lately – amazing book reviews. This round’s book is called Super Thinking – written by the founder of DuckDuckGo, Gabriel Weinberg and his wife, Lauren McCann. It’s written like a textbook, with a smattering of

  Hello + Hello to all my Team Health and Team Wealth fans. Coming back at ya with another book review. This one, this book, it got me. Man, it was so so so good. I love having Ryan’s help in selecting what to read. I tell him where I

  Born Standing Up, The story of Steve Martin. This book reminded me a lot of The Obstacle is the Way by Ryan Holiday. A homage to the trials of life and how the lowest of lows paves the way to overnight success. You won’t be surprised if you

  Hey Team! Hope you all are doing great. Back again, with another book review. This is a great one. There’s something about these older management tomes that stand the test of time. They are truly works of art. The Effective Executive, by Peter Drucker. A guide on how

Hey all – back at it again, HMS book summary #2. High Output Management by Andy Grove. A great book that pushed the edges of my comfort zone considerably. I’ve always been good as an individual contributor (IC) both in work and in sports, let’s say competitive arenas.

  Hitting the first HMS deadline here, with the completion of book #1, the E-myth by Michael E. Gerber. One of our tasks is to either email a summary of the book to Ryan, or publish a blog post on it. I figure, I have a blog, let’s use