How I Have Time For Everything

Last week, I wrote to you from Dallas, Texas, where I was attending VidSummit. I shared with you that it was difficult for me to be a small fish in a big pond, but I was determined to follow my advice of running my own race. I met many amazing people, and because I was open to it, I received valuable feedback on how I could improve my Youtube channel. Sometimes, feeling uncomfortable is an indicator that you're growing. That was the case here.

I didn't get a selfie with Mr. Beast, though.

The end of Q3 going into Q4 wraps up one of the busiest seasons in my life. I'll share with you what I accomplished and some reflections:

• I'm about to launch a new program designed to help people in tech get promoted as quickly as possible. More on that below. This includes marketing, developing the curriculum, and what seems like a trillion other details.

• I wrote, shot, and published five YouTube videos.

• I wrote 13 weekly newsletter emails, including a guest spot on the ByteByteGo newsletter yesterday.

• I …