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Andrew Peters

Farm kid turned serial entrepreneur with more failures than wins, choosing the standard of weekly writing as a stand against the loneliness of leadership.

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The Most Important 24 Hours of Our Year

A Five-Part Framework and the Life It Continues to Shape

Jan 16

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Thou Mayest

My fourth time(?) through East of Eden, and the two chapters I keep coming back to

Jun 19

2

What He Said First

The greatest comeback in NBA history at 30,000 feet, and the stuff that matters after the buzzer.

Jun 12

2

The Side of Your Own Life

A podcast and a poem still sticking with me a few weeks later

Jun 5

5

The Oldest

About an hour before Cana’s graduation started on Sunday evening, I had this really strange feeling wash over me, sitting in the stands at Kuesel…

May 29

3

4+4

Five weeks from an idea to ten leaders climbing out of the trough together

May 22

3

What Freedom Requires

20 hours in Austin, Texas considering 250 years

May 15

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The Point Was Never the Fish

The alarm went off at 3:45 am, which is a violent way to begin anything that’s supposed to resemble leisure.

May 1

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Let's get weird this Friday

On Hamlet, Andrew Scott, and being reminded how often I miss the point

Apr 24

2

What Do You Actually Do All Day?

A few weeks ago, I sat across from a CEO (on Zoom) who runs a business bigger than mine, older than mine, and with more zeros on the end of most of its…

Apr 17

5

Andrew Peters

Farm kid turned serial entrepreneur with more failures than wins, choosing the standard of weekly writing as a stand against the loneliness of leadership.