Six days in Guatemala, training as a leadership speaker alongside a famous teacher, written up each evening while it was still fresh. That journal is the reason this blog exists and the reason to read it: an early start, being called first and missing breakfast, working with two translators at once, and the specific difficulty of speaking through somebody else.
The blogging posts track a different discipline. He set himself ninety posts in ninety days and reported at each thirty day mark, and the honest finding is that the second stretch was much harder than the first, mostly because of travel.
Leadership reading fills the rest, from a conference he attended to a list of the five books he keeps returning to.
One post asks how anybody kills eleven million people, and it is not the sort of question you expect between marketing pieces.
Read the Guatemala journal in order. It is the closest thing here to a story.