I used to hate drilling teeth for a living, but I felt like there was no way out.

My plan was to work as hard as I could for a couple of decades and retire early. Everything changed when I found Naval Ravikant in June 2020. Since listening to his ideas, I've never worked harder to build a business. It's how I stumbled across being a creator.

It was sh*t scary to start again from scratch. It's also been the best decision I've made. I'm grateful to say I'm close to hitting $100k as an entrepreneur and the journey has been incredibly fulfilling.

But a question I've been obsessing over recently is this:

"If I had a gun to my head and had to pick the most exciting move I could make, what would be the one thing I could go all in on?"

For me, that's writing.

Every morning I wake up and want to write. Recently, business has made that a lot harder. 70% of my revenue comes from selling my time, which means I don't have much of it — my newsletter is squeezed around my work when I'd much prefer it to be the other way around.

One reason I became an entrepreneur was to design my work around my life. And if I could spend my life writing, reading, and building interesting products?

Well, I'd be a very happy chappy.

So I'm putting the brakes on my current trajectory.

I'm writing this post in January 2023.

Next month, I planned to launch round 2 of my group coaching. It would’ve been a $40-50k month. And I also make around $4k a month in calls. What's more, I've asked my girlfriend to quit her 9-5 in February so we can make something truly awesome.

This will either go well or I may actually need to start Onlyfans.

Either way you’re coming along for the ride,

Kieran