Written by Connor Swenson, with occasional interludes from Jake Knapp and John Zeratsky.
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Hey friends, Connor here with an honest plug for something I'm really proud of. In the lead up to Black Friday, when everyone is scrambling to buy last-minute items they don't actually need, why not choose to invest in yourself instead? Allow me to share one great way to do just that: apply for the second cohort of The Inner Operating System! The program starts January 20th. If you're feeling the end-of-year burnout creeping in, this might be the reset you need to start the new year with intention rather than exhaustion. I've spoken to a ton of readers of this newsletter over the past year (thank you all!), and a few of you joined the first cohort over the summer. One of them was Madeleine. When I read transformations like hers, it reminds me why I do this type of work: “I used to work nonstop, constantly running from one task to the next. I felt stressed about both work and personal matters and was tired all the time.
Now, I make conscious decisions throughout the day... I manage my stress cycles and feel more focused and intentional in what I do. I’ve learned to prioritize myself, which has made me a better employee, partner, and friend. I’m more present, my actions feel more meaningful, and I have much more energy.
Overall, I feel content, satisfied, and in charge of my life again. I highly recommend this course - it truly made a difference.”
The goal of this course is simple: to help driven professionals move from feeling scattered, stressed, and overwhelmed to feeling more focused, energized, present, and in control. If lately you’ve felt yourself:
And if deep down, you’d love to experience:
Then this may be the right program for you! If you’re curious and want to learn more, you can book a discovery call with me. What you'll learn in The Inner Operating System:
If you're feeling called to make a change, I'd love to support you. You can book a discovery call here. I'll be back next week with a special invite to one of my favorite annual traditions. Thanks! Connor |
Written by Connor Swenson, with occasional interludes from Jake Knapp and John Zeratsky.