I need people to check https://www.johnmarshall.edu on mobile phones and tablet (in both horizontal and vertical mode) let me know if teh site breaks in anyway please let me know in the comments what device you viewed it on and how it worked. I really need it review of droids as I don't own one. Thanks in advance... p.s. if it does break screencaps and/or error messages would be extremely helpful

It’s Sunday. The laptop can wait, the emails aren’t going anywhere, and nobody needs another productivity hack today. Let’s take a breather and talk about something other than business for a change. What’s your ideal way to spend a lazy Sunday? Sleeping in? Watching movies? Getting outside? Hobbies? Doing absolutely nothing and feeling zero guilt about it? Let’s hear it in the comments. No business talk required!

Post your 3 weekly goals in the smart format… These should your 3 high priority tasks... Don’t forget to report on last week's goal results… If you didn’t meet your goals, reflect a bit about why you missed the mark. Share your reflection if you’d like to do so. People who post to this weekly pinned thread 3 times get access to the accountability bonuses

Who is coming to tonight training? It is more of a workshop on how I set mine up...

I have been thinking about this for a while. I looked at my calendar for the week and realized I couldn't tell it apart from the week before. Same calls. Same fires. If you'd swapped the two calendars, I wouldn't have noticed. That's not a business problem. That's a life on autopilot. Autopilot is sneaky Nobody wakes up and decides to sleepwalk through a decade. It happens one reasonable choice at a time. You take the client you don't want because the money is fine. You keep the offer that pays because changing it sounds exhausting. You skip the thing you actually care about because it isn't urgent. Ten years of reasonable choices later, you're running a business you never actually chose. The 5-minute check Set a timer. Answer honestly. Nobody is grading you. - If nothing changed for three more years, would you be okay with that? If your stomach dropped, you have your answer. - What's on your calendar this week that you'd cancel if there were zero consequences? That list is the real problem. - When did you last do something for the first time? Growth and novelty travel together. - Who are you building this for? If you can't name them, your "why" is missing, and motivation keeps leaking out the bottom. - What would 22-year-old you say about your Tuesday? Brutal question. Best one on the list. The fix is smaller than you think You don't need to blow up your agency or move to Costa Rica or buy a boat or sports car. Pick one thing off that cancel list and kill it this week. One client, one standing meeting, one commitment you only keep out of guilt. Just one. Then put something you actually want in that empty slot. Not a task. A thing. That's how you take the wheel back. One slot at a time. For me, the word that keeps me honest is defiance. I didn't start this to build a job with worse hours and no boss to blame. I started it to prove I could build something on my own terms. When a week starts looking like everybody else's week, that word snaps me back.