Ken Eash

How does one post something to the gallery on Amethyst?

One thing is certain, I'm no Bobby Fischer.

Does this mean my coffee is radioactive?

🤔 Obviously I need more friends/new people to follow here. 90% of my feed is reposts of the same exact thing.

Wow! I listened to this on my way to work this morning. It's an incredible call to biblical manliness: https://youtu.be/_CfMnG2Nll8?si=8kHzp7mVjQnFyiKr

I'm compiling keys to winning at life. The most recent one added is "Lean into resistance. It's the best indicator you're on the right path." What's YOUR biggest key to winning at life?

The moment you react to someone/thing, you are giving control of yourself away.

The August book of the month for my men's book club is Proverbs. It's every bit as good as any of the best selling personal development books out there. Mindset? Gotcha covered. Mission? All over it. Family? It's there. Fitness? That too. Finance? In spades. No matter which of the 5 keys you want to go deeper in, you can level up with the book of Proverbs. Do you have a favorite chapter or verse?

Stop asking what life has FOR you. Start asking what life is demanding FROM you. That’s where your purpose begins.

Why Does Time Fly By So Fast? Ever think to yourself, "I can't believe it's already May"? Me too—it seems like time goes by faster every year. But what if you could slow things down and make every day count? I just learned a simple habit that can help you remember each moment, build a more memorable life, and break the cycle of days just RUSHING by. In the the book "Storyworthy" by Matthew Dicks, he shares how writing down one quick story from your day can change the way you see your life and time. My takeaways: Why time feels like it goes faster as we grow up. The importance of creating and remembering memorable experiences. A simple daily habit (Homework for Life) that helps you appreciate each day. Easy steps to stay present and remember more of your life. Ready to make every day count? Try "Homework for Life" and see the difference for yourself! Hit like, share your thoughts in the comments, and subscribe for more practical tips that help you live with purpose. https://video.nostr.build/91621f07b695e6763b1f008ab7c323594e49357bf3dca7d7fc746587d1b09a0f.mp4

You’ll never rise higher than the picture you carry of yourself. Your vision of yourself isn't just motivational fluff. It shapes your decisions, your habits, and your outcomes. If you keep seeing yourself as stuck, broken, or behind—you’ll keep living that reality. But when you begin to visualize the man you’re becoming—disciplined, grounded, purpose-driven—you start showing up differently. You act like him. You think like him. And eventually… you become him. Don’t just dream it. See it. Speak it. Walk it. Who do you see when you look in the mirror of your mind?

Theory: Your brain is sabotaging your success and keeping you stuck—preventing you from building the life/business you want. --- Your brain can only answer the questions you feed it, and most times you’re asking it the WRONG questions. --- You ask: Why am I stuck? Why am I not succeeding? Why am I not motivated? Why is my business not successful? Your brain is looking for all the reasons of “WHY NOT.” --- This will only generate excuses, not SOLUTIONS. --- Instead, you should be asking: WHAT is making me feel stuck, and HOW can I work past it and succeed? WHAT are motivated people doing that I’m missing? HOW can I adopt what successful businesses are doing and replicate it in mine? --- This gives your brain a SOLUTION focus rather than a cause focus. Better Questions Better Mindset Better Outcomes --- How do you shift your mindset to find solutions and get unstuck?

How come on days when I don't bring food with me to work I don't get hungry, but when I do, all I want to do is eat it? 🤷 Maybe there's a lesson in there.

I find it interesting how some people can remember everything from the past, with not much thought given to the future. While the next person thinks ONLY of the future and hardly ever remembers who/what/when/where/why of anything. And still the next person livee only in the moment, never considering the past for it's lessons, or the future for its possibilities. The key is to blend all three. Live every moment, FULLY PRESENT in the moment, simultaneously building on and working towards the future you want to create, AND allowing yourself to be guided by lessons and experiences from the past. Remembering the past, Living in the present, Creating your future!

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I'm excited to launch into year 2 with my men's membership helping men live their purpose, and become better husbands, fathers, and leaders. If you're a man, you need to surround yourself with other men like this! We're currently open to new members. Check comments 👇

I'm looking for book recommendations on marketing and/or copywriting? What you got?

Want to know how to have better days? I'll give you a simple recipe.... Anxiety is borrowing failure from the future, merely with the power of your thoughts. It's thinking about, and adopting, a failure mindset, before it even has a chance to happen. Setting yourself up for the worst, merely through your own thoughts, which you have the power to control. If you shift your thoughts to things that are true, honorable, right, pure, lovely, and admirable....you could change the trajectory of your day without changing a single other action. 🤔

I'm working on my list of books and guest speakers for my men's mastermind for the next year. What books and speakers would you recommend for life/business growth?

The squirrels be out here playing real life Frogger this morning😳