I don’t watch much TV and when I do I usually just turn on the History Channel, Discovery Channel, or I am watching a game. There are very few shows that I watch but, my wife and I like to watch America’s Got Talent. We don’t even watch it on the night that it [...]
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America Is Nice
Posted by Coach Kip on September 16th, 2011
Posted in Achieve It, Believe It 
Tags: Achieve It, America, Believe It, Confidence, Hulu, Inspiration, Landau Eugene Murphy Jr, Likable, living a dream, rags to riches, throwback, underdog, USA 
No Comments »Surprising Outcomes
Posted by Coach Kip on August 1st, 2011
It is amazing how things have been sneaking up on me. I have twice now realized my dreams and have been completely unprepared when I got there. In this case being unprepared has been a wonderful and exciting surprise and is currently opening up massive possibilities. Let me catch you up a little bit on [...]
Posted in Achieve It, Believe It, Coaching Tags: 4 Hour Work Week, beach, education, income, life, lifestyle design, Miami, portable income, residual, SEO, social media marketing, Taiwan, teaching, Timothy Ferris, tropics, web design No Comments »It is OK to Want More
Posted by Coach Kip on May 3rd, 2009
I have heard from a lot of sources that wanting more, that wanting riches, is wrong. Why could wanting the best for yourself be a bad thing? Don’t we deserve it? I think that most of this stems from the Bible and other great books. I am no scholar of the Bible but I can’t [...]
Schedule Yourself to Productivity
Posted by Coach Kip on March 8th, 2009
There are two types of schedules that you can adhere to. Time dependent, and Time Independent, either one will give you more productivity. Both should give you more time for yourself. I dealt with two completely different head coaches in two years. They both had a different way of doing things. The first said “The [...]
Lifestyle Design – What is it and what does it mean to me?
Posted by Coach Kip on February 5th, 2009
The term lifestyle design was first introduced to me by Timothy Ferris at the The 4-Hour work Week. If you don’t have a copy of his book get it now, it is absolutely fantastic, and the principles in the book will blow your mind. Basically stated lifestyle design is living your life in a way [...]
Contest for Coach Kip
Posted by Coach Kip on July 3rd, 2008
It is almost impossible for me to pass up a good contest, so I have entered one at Site Flip University (http://www.siteflipu.com). Bryan Clark is the webmaster and has a great site going. See the contest here: http://siteflipu.com/30-days-of-site-flipping-contest/ The contest is to get an original site up and running and attracting visitors within 30 days. [...]
Poor People Have Jobs
Posted by Coach Kip on May 21st, 2008
“Poor people have jobs, Rich and Successful people have careers.” – Colin Cowherd ESPN Radio I heard this over the radio one day and it took me a while to figure out what he meant. It was one of those days where I just had a few minutes to tune into the radio. As soon [...]
What you were Not Taught in School
Posted by Coach Kip on May 3rd, 2008
We have always been taught backwards. This coming from a teacher. I remember going into the guidance office and they said “Coach Kip, what would you like to do with your life?” Heck I didn’t know, at that time I still wanted to be a professional football player. I had no idea what my career [...]
What is it that you Really Want?
Posted by Coach Kip on April 8th, 2008
Well it has been quite hectic around here. As most of my readers know we are getting together funds, sponsors, advertisers to purchase a boat so that we can live on it for the next 15 months to two years. It should be a great experience. My favorite question is where are you going to [...]
Life Does Not Own YOU!
Posted by Coach Kip on March 22nd, 2008
Who owns your life? You do. Actually the only thing you truly own is your life. I got that from a Los Lobos song called A Matter of Time. It is a great song. It struck me that too many people go through life thinking that they are a part of life, that [...]
