
What are your top 3 achievements in the past year? by Richard Friesen
1. Publishing my book “A Private Conversation with money” 2. Recording and editing the audio version of my book 3. Eliminating small friction and irritants

1. Publishing my book “A Private Conversation with money” 2. Recording and editing the audio version of my book 3. Eliminating small friction and irritants

I have both bootstrapped and raised 22 million for a startup during the dot com boom. In hindsight, the VCs should not have invested in

As a therapist and coach, I haven’t seen someone in my office in maybe 5 years. I see some powerful advantages coming out of video

As I watch nascent AI as represented in human likeness and see some early prototypes, the coaching and therapy industry can be duplicated by artificial

“It takes willpower, discipline, and motivation to be successful.” I often hear the words “try,” “fight,” “gotta,” “have to,” and “overcome” when listening to clients.

As a therapist for professional money managers and the financially conflicted, I would like to say my academic training and internship made me an expert.

I listen to Scott Adams many mornings at 10:00 AM ET. (YouTube and Locals) Why? I experience the jolt of major reframes. My first reaction

Listening. Repeat what I have heard, only with a slight reframing. Then, I asked, “Does that sound right?” If not, I ask for clarification. Then

Google Docs is number one for collaboration, but for organization, tasks, and planning I use Airtable. What I like is the multiple views (i.e. Kanban)

Stop it! As a “money” coach, some of my clients are active independent traders. Some of them don’t have the personal identity, self-worth or beliefs