Any Success…

Will Always Carry The Fingerprints
of Others

If I were to acknowledge every single person who has had their fingerprints on my journey, this list would truly be endless. I am a man of many blessings.

I always say that I came into this world as an empty vessel. Everything I know has been built on top of those before me. With that said, I will try my best to spotlight those who inspired or really helped shape Community Made.

  • Tim Ferriss

  • Ryan Holiday

  • Dan Martell

  • Will Guidara

  • Taki Moore

  • Vanessa Van Edwards

  • Nathan Barry

  • Andrew Wilkinson

  • Michael Bungay Stanier

  • Charlie Hoehn

  • Emily Gindlesparger

  • Jason Atkins

  • Joey Coleman

  • Floyd Marinescu

  • Justin Donald

  • Jere Simpson

  • Daniel Warner

  • Steve Pirie

  • Tracey Ivanyshyn

  • Tom Shieh

  • Clay Hebert

  • Jordan Harbinger

  • Jesse Finkelstein

  • Alon Ozery

  • Chris Carey

  • Noom Dara

  • Galen Gair

  • The Team at Page Two

  • Sally Hogshead

  • Mike Feldstein

  • Nancy Klensch

  • Barry Glassman

  • Paul St-Pierre

  • Amber Spears

  • Kelsey Kitsch

  • Ayman Al-Abdullah

  • Rich Litvin

  • Stu McLaren

  • Danelle Delgado

  • Tamas Perlaky

  • Roddy Awad

  • Misty Lown

  • Cameron Herold

  • Yanik Silver

  • Selena Soo

  • Ryan Levesque

  • Bill Ferrante

  • Derek Coburn

  • Eric Rozenberg

  • Weaver Hickerson

  • Greg Smith

  • Brad Weimert

  • Adam Franklin

  • Allan Dib

  • Matthew Dicks

  • Kickstarter Backers

  • I was lucky enough to attend an event that Tim put on back in 2013 called "Opening the Kimono". It was a gathering geared towards those who wanted to write New York Times best-selling books. Although I never had the intention of becoming an author, at it’s $10,000 pricepoint I was confident there were going to be some interesting people there. That gathering fundamentally changed the trajectory of my life in so many ways.
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    Tim was also super supportive in the launch of MMT. I owe so much to him.

  • You have served as such a wonderful source of inspiration over the last decade, it's been such an honor to have a front-row seat to your success.

    Your creative output is absolutely astonishing. And the fact that you've built what you've built going against the grain is something worth studying.

    Perennial Seller to this day is one of the most impactful books I've ever read and did a great deal shaping Community Made.

    I value our friendship immensely.

  • You should know that during the entire draft and editing process of Community Made, I refrained from consuming any of your content online for fear that it would scare me from putting this out to the world.

    Your brilliance often leaves me in awe, and every time I hear you on a podcast (Diary of a CEO is a great example), I'm left smiling and shaking my head the entire time, blown away at how you're such a brilliant presenter and communicator. You are truly one of the GOATS in this space and it's an honor to call you a friend. Although the world is slowly catching on to your greatness, I still think you're in the early innings.

  • Good sir, you are a legend. Thank you for the super generous endorsement of Community Made. There's a lot of impressive things about you, but what I've been most inspired by is how people speak of you when you're not in the room. Specifically, how you've shown up powerfully as a friend.

    Keep shining your light, my friend. You're someone that I continue to learn a lot from.

  • The person who has probably inspired me most in the context of relationships. I have learned so much from you and your work since you joined us at MMT in 2014.

    You are truly a gift to the world, and I'm beyond grateful to call you a friend.

  • There are lots of photos that I can pull of you online, but this one felt most fitting. A photo of you making the largest donation to support a charity that helps men and women transition out of prison into entrepreneurship

    This is the Dan I know. Before the fame and the followers you've always been a giver and a champion of others.

    It's an honor to have you as a friend. Thank you for helping me think bigger when it comes to community-made.

  • What a gift it's been to get a front-row seat and see how you navigate the world relationally. The way that you treat everyone equally, regardless of whether they're the barista or a billionaire, is truly remarkable.

    You've served as a true role model, and I will continue to spread your message and way of being for as long as I can.

  • I still vivdly remember the dinner we hosted back in 2018 where I asked you what your goals were for Atomic Habits.
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    Your said: To hit the New York Times and, at some point, sell 100,000 copies.

    Well, you've now been on the list for over 350 weeks and recently passed 30 million copies sold.

    Luck always plays a role in one success, however, the work that you put into Atomic Habits is legendary. From the 300+ title options you brainstormed, to editing the manuscript from 700+ pages to 250… You went above and beyond at every step of the journey, and the world took notice.
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    You deserve all the success in the world, my friend. Thank you for inspiring the next generation of authors.

  • A true champion to so many, I feel so blessed to have you in my life. As I often say, you are more family than family.

    There are ways you've shown up for me that I will never forget.

    But specifically through the lens of this book, I don't know if it would have happened without your consistent love and overwhelming support.

  • I was lucky enough to attend an event that Tim put on back in 2013 called "Opening the Kimono". It was a gathering geared towards those who wanted to write New York Times best-selling books. Although I never had the intention of becoming an author, at it’s $10,000 pricepoint I was confident there were going to be some interesting people there. That gathering fundamentally changed the trajectory of my life in so many ways.
    ‍ ‍
    Tim was also super supportive in the launch of MMT. I owe so much to him.

  • You have served as such a wonderful source of inspiration over the last decade, it's been such an honor to have a front-row seat to your success.

    Your creative output is absolutely astonishing. And the fact that you've built what you've built going against the grain is something worth studying.

    Perennial Seller to this day is one of the most impactful books I've ever read and did a great deal shaping Community Made.

    I value our friendship immensely.

  • You should know that during the entire draft and editing process of Community Made, I refrained from consuming any of your content online for fear that it would scare me from putting this out to the world.

    Your brilliance often leaves me in awe, and every time I hear you on a podcast (Diary of a CEO is a great example), I'm left smiling and shaking my head the entire time, blown away at how you're such a brilliant presenter and communicator. You are truly one of the GOATS in this space and it's an honor to call you a friend. Although the world is slowly catching on to your greatness, I still think you're in the early innings.

  • Good sir, you are a legend. Thank you for the super generous endorsement of Community Made. There's a lot of impressive things about you, but what I've been most inspired by is how people speak of you when you're not in the room. Specifically, how you've shown up powerfully as a friend.

    Keep shining your light, my friend. You're someone that I continue to learn a lot from.

  • The person who has probably inspired me most in the context of relationships. I have learned so much from you and your work since you joined us at MMT in 2014.

    You are truly a gift to the world, and I'm beyond grateful to call you a friend.

  • There are lots of photos that I can pull of you online, but this one felt most fitting. A photo of you making the largest donation to support a charity that helps men and women transition out of prison into entrepreneurship

    This is the Dan I know. Before the fame and the followers you've always been a giver and a champion of others.

    It's an honor to have you as a friend. Thank you for helping me think bigger when it comes to community-made.

  • It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.

  • It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.

  • It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.

  • I was lucky enough to attend an event that Tim put on back in 2013 called "Opening the Kimono". It was a gathering geared towards those who wanted to write New York Times best-selling books. Although I never had the intention of becoming an author, at it’s $10,000 pricepoint I was confident there were going to be some interesting people there. That gathering fundamentally changed the trajectory of my life in so many ways.
    ‍ ‍
    Tim was also super supportive in the launch of MMT. I owe so much to him.

  • You have served as such a wonderful source of inspiration over the last decade, it's been such an honor to have a front-row seat to your success.

    Your creative output is absolutely astonishing. And the fact that you've built what you've built going against the grain is something worth studying.

    Perennial Seller to this day is one of the most impactful books I've ever read and did a great deal shaping Community Made.

    I value our friendship immensely.

  • You should know that during the entire draft and editing process of Community Made, I refrained from consuming any of your content online for fear that it would scare me from putting this out to the world.

    Your brilliance often leaves me in awe, and every time I hear you on a podcast (Diary of a CEO is a great example), I'm left smiling and shaking my head the entire time, blown away at how you're such a brilliant presenter and communicator. You are truly one of the GOATS in this space and it's an honor to call you a friend. Although the world is slowly catching on to your greatness, I still think you're in the early innings.

  • Good sir, you are a legend. Thank you for the super generous endorsement of Community Made. There's a lot of impressive things about you, but what I've been most inspired by is how people speak of you when you're not in the room. Specifically, how you've shown up powerfully as a friend.

    Keep shining your light, my friend. You're someone that I continue to learn a lot from.

  • The person who has probably inspired me most in the context of relationships. I have learned so much from you and your work since you joined us at MMT in 2014.

    You are truly a gift to the world, and I'm beyond grateful to call you a friend.

  • There are lots of photos that I can pull of you online, but this one felt most fitting. A photo of you making the largest donation to support a charity that helps men and women transition out of prison into entrepreneurship

    This is the Dan I know. Before the fame and the followers you've always been a giver and a champion of others.

    It's an honor to have you as a friend. Thank you for helping me think bigger when it comes to community-made.