Do you care enough to commit?

Here’s a provocation from the Introduction to my new book, Intrepid: Dare to Make a Difference.

Your life is speaking to you because it wants to speak through you.

And you've been dodging the call.

You don't have a motivation problem.

You have a commitment problem.

And before you get defensive, here's what I mean. You care.

You care enough to notice what's off. You care enough to imagine something better. You care enough to feel frustrated that you're not doing more about it.

That caring is real and it matters.

It's also not enough.

Because caring without commitment is how good people end up stuck, overwhelmed, second-guessing, consuming more advice, and quietly bleeding out—spending their best energy on other people's "shoulds" and "how-tos."

What follows will transform you from a frustrated, well-intentioned difference-maker into a committed practitioner who ships meaningful work that helps real people.

If you’re a purpose-driven difference maker (solopreneur, entrepreneur, creative, freelancer, or small business owner), I made this for you.

Want to be among the first to read Intrepid?

Let me know in the replies. I’m handing out free digital copies to Circle and Inner Circle members who are ready to join Team Intrepid.