The Unremarkable Entrepreneur

05/11/2026

A piano only works when the key makes contact. People aren’t that different—we need fellowship and friction to make something real.

04/11/2026

Growth happens where you fumble the notes and still learn the song. I’d rather move in the storm than stay polished and still.

04/11/2026

Your instrument was designed to be played, not protected from every hard edge. Purpose gets clearer when you stop waiting for seamless conditions.

04/11/2026

Even if you could 'live life on your own terms', why would you want to?

Given the choice, most of us would willingly engineer the redundancies, the heartbreaks, and the budget limitations out of the equation.

But it was the redundancy that taught you empathy. It was the break-up that created a space for a new love to fill. It was the limited budget to buy just one album that made you lean in and really listen.

Living life on your own terms eliminates the very thing that reveals who you are: friction.

https://www.unremarkable.co/p/super-natural

03/11/2026

Potential means nothing if it never turns into craft, action, and decision. What’s alive in you was never meant to sit untouched.

03/11/2026

I’m still unlearning that I don't have to have it all figured out.

And everything I’m discovering is arriving here: The Unremarkable Entrepreneur.

Part one is called the Book of Presence. No hustle theology, no answers, no promises of 10x leverage, and certainly not for those who worship the outcome and dance for the algorithm. It reads more like a devotional for those who simply long to build a sustainable, independent practice that will serve them creatively, spiritually, and financially.

If you’re ready to quit the performance, the book is waiting: https://link.unremarkable.co/presence

PS. I really don’t care about your $12. If this post resonates, but you’re squeezed right now, drop me a note. I’d love to give you a copy.

The Book of Presence is written for the other 1% ready for a new way of seeing. Who are ready to burn the playbook, end the performance, and step up to the workbench.

03/11/2026

The modern business influencer is just a 90s televangelist with a Ring light and a Stripe account. And the playbook hasn't changed a bit:

> Convince: you are fundamentally broken and inadequate.
> Present: the new standard of righteousness (10k months, platform dogma, perpetual scale, etc).
> Demand: a high-ticket tithe to unlock the secret to salvation.

If building your business requires you to preach a doctrine you don't actually live, you haven't bought freedom. You’ve just built a tiny, exhausting church.

Hallelujah.

03/11/2026

How did you handle today’s freak-out moment?

More optimisation, more emails, quick calls, hurried proposals, frantic adjustments? That’s certainly one way to handle the discomfort.

But more stuff won't help when you need to plant your feet and return to your reason for being here.

Ask yourself: "Am I serving the work right now, or am I serving my fear about the work?"

Let your presence, not your panic, direct the next move.

03/11/2026

In a world this disconnected, being whole, honest, and unashamed can look supernatural. Maybe the miracle is becoming fully human again.

03/11/2026

When I was called to be an evangelist at 15, I told my friend that God had told me to tell him to quit smoking. We were standing in a field at a Christian festival. He looked at me, pulled out his tin of roll-ups, and hurled them into the woods.

I’m not saying it’s my fault, but he went on to become a Church of England priest.

(And I’m fairly certain he snuck into the trees that night to find his f**s)

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