Monday Soup

by Bryan on October 9, 2012 in Misc with 11 Comments

1 part broth, 1 part noodles, and 73 parts ocean water…it’s Monday Soup on a Tuesday!

+ Did you miss CATALYST 2012? Justin Wise is giving away a live blog eBook of the event that he curated himself. Is it fantastic? Yes. Is it free? Of course it is. Get it here: CATALYST 2012 eBook. (great seeing you there, Justin!)

+ More on Catalyst later this week, but we had a great time. Speakers were fantastic, Tripp & Tyler were amazing as the emcees, and it was great to see a bunch of old friends.

+ Will be announcing the release date for my new book - Actually, Clams Are Miserable – later this week!

+ Currently Reading: Start With Why by Simon Sinek. He was one of my favorite speakers at Catalyst and the book is fantastic. Highly recommended for anyone with a business or a brand.

+ Did you miss Tyler Tarver interviewing me on his podcast? It’s episode 4 of Talk Hugs feat. yours truly. It will be the most random/ridiculous thing you listen to all month.

+ You should start blogging this month. Seriously. Pick up my book for $3.99 and give it a shot!

+ It’s 64 degrees in our house right now. I haven’t turned on the heat yet, and I’d rather not have to do it this week. Used to cave in when the kids were younger for their sake, but now that they can layer up I might make the whole family suffer.

At what point do you turn on the heat in your house?

Let us know that and whatever else is new in your world in the comments.

Have a great week!

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  • Jesse

    For heat it’s whenever Sarah says she’s cold. It’s cold to her @ 69 degrees in the fall time but ironically 69 is not cold enough during the summertime. Or maybe its time to turn the heat on when the kids lips turn blue! (Heard your going to bringing some much needed testosterone to Allume, I’ll hopefully see you in the man room!)

  • http://www.thegoblegroup.com Steve Goble

    Daughter isn’t quite 2 yet, the heat came on this weekend.

  • ClintM

    The heat stays off until 2 layers of sweatpants, 3 shirts and a hoodie, a snuggie, and a blanket don’t do the trick anymore. Then I finally cave and set the thermostat to 65.

  • http://iamlazarus2010.blogspot.com/ Lazarus

    Just lit the pilot lamp last night because it was going to go below 50 outside and our old, wood home is virtually uninsulated. that is my dividing line. of course, here in the south, it is going to be mid-80s later in the week.

  • http://missionallendale.wordpress.com/ Joey Espinosa

    Turned it on yesterday afternoon. I’m the big wimp in our family. I want our house to be toasty in the winter, and cool in the summer.

  • http://www.table15.co Jonny McCormick

    I generally just turn it on when I’m cold.

  • Melinda

    Your kids can come to Auntie Melinda’s house to warm up–we turned on the heat Sunday.

  • http://randomlychad.com ChadJ (randomlychad)

    Heat? Heat, Bryan? The AC is still coming on in my house! We’re still seeing temps in the 90s during the day!

    Course I won’t be shoveling the nice sunshine in a couple of months when it’s in the 60s/70s outside. Winter here is what is known as spring everywhere else. ;-)

  • http://deuceology.wordpress.com LarryTheDeuce

    You know, Bryan, you are ruining my life. Mondays are tough. Then I get Monday Soup on Tuesday and I get confused and think I’m reliving Monday. But then tomorrow is Hump Day, and it’s all downhill, so maybe I should thank you.

  • http://recreationalwordslinger.wordpress.com Tessa

    We have two propane space heaters at our house, and we have spacious rooms. So, we turned those babies on last Monday. When we are layered up and STILL cold, we know it’s time for some extra help. The bad news? It’s only 58 degrees during the day. Should be fun winter guys!

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