Robert Glazer

There's so many people that I could look at and say, I want to write a book.

I was like, you could have had the first draft of your book if the 10 minutes you spent commenting on people's food on Facebook every day was spent towards words.

I can do the math for you.

So it's those small... The people who seem to get more done...

apply like the dominoes, like they, they apply the time in the same direction towards those things every day, that 10 minutes in one direction starts knocking over the dominoes versus 10 minutes in a million different ways.

Then you're like, I don't even know where all the time went at the end of the week or the end of the quarter.

Absolutely.

What's one book that's changed your life?

Mistakes Were Made But Not By Me, which is the definitive book.

First of all, great title on cognitive dissonance.

And I have to say, after really understanding cognitive dissonance, particularly in decision making, I just see it everywhere.

And the authors do an amazing job of how do we stop ourselves from making mistakes because our ego is super powerful.

So I love that book and I love the title.

It's very catchy.

Okay.

What's your favorite morning routine?

Um, I, I like to go, we redid our backyard a couple of years ago and on perfect day I would sit outside there.

I'd have my journal.

I kind of have some moments of quiet.

I'd figure out the top three before I opened anything electronic or connected myself to the outside world in any way.