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That’s It, Episode 11: Resolutions

January 6th, 2017
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We’re back with the podcast and some New Year’s resolutions

Happy New Year! And welcome back to the podcast. It’s been a while and we’re not making any excuses – best practice among podcasters, we hear – but we are making some resolutions. In this week’s episode of That’s It, I’m sharing sharing 15 of my personal resolutions (with commentary) for 2017. I’ve listed them below for easy reference.

Brian’s 2017 Resolutions

1. Have more patience.

2. Write better. (How’s this?)

3. Always have cash for tipping valets, doormen, et al.

4. Make more time to exercise.

5. Continue to work on empathy.

6. Get serious about finding and training two interns.

7. Do more videos.

8. Be able to solve more than the Monday and Tuesday New York Times crossword puzzles without having to look up an answer.

9. Fill up my notebook with more than just numbers of photo selections.

10. Build the walk-in closet that Robin and I want.

11. Be as focused as I was in 2016 when it comes to the thought and care put into what we publish.

12. Write notes to people that aren’t an email or a text message.

13. Let people know I appreciate what they do.

14. Shake hands.

15. Disconnect more often.

Chime in with your New Year’s resolutions in the comments!

Don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast in iTunes and give us a five star rating if you like what we’re doing.

Thanks for reading.

Stylishly Yours,

Brian Sacawa
He Spoke Style

That’s It is edited by Mack McLaughlin.

Brian Sacawa

Brian Sacawa is the Founder of He Spoke Style and one of the original men’s style influencers. Since 2013, his goal has remained the same: to provide men the advice and inspiration they need to dress well, develop their personal style, and gain more confidence. Brian’s interest and passion for men’s style and luxury watches has led to his writing for The Robb Report, The Rake, and Sotheby’s and he has been quoted on menswear in publications such as The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Today.com, Brides Magazine, and the Huffington Post. He lives in the woods north of Baltimore with his wife, Robin, kitties Nick and Nora, and German Shepherd/Collie mix Charlie.

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