Hey Lovely Simplerista,

Tune into "The Calvin Show" reloaded!!

On The Calvin Show I share everything I've learned about business, spirituality, life, health, relationships, cocktails, food, and music through a life of experimenting fearlessly, creating a multi-million dollar business, devouring a creative life, and completely redesigning my life from the inside out.

In this episode, I reveal the most important two questions you can ask yourself, as well as answer a couple of great questions from you guys.

You will learn:

• Why everything is exactly how it should be
• How to make sure your social circle don't pull you down
• How take make a profitable and exciting living from your creative genius
• Why the old Chinese guy didn't care that his son broke his leg

Go watch it now!

You're going to see a new episode twice a week from now on, with me sharing my personal experiences, key take-aways, favorite cocktails, books, guests, answering viewer questions and even serenade you with my songs.

To make sure you get email on each new episode, go sign up to my personal mailing list right here.

New Features in Simplero

Following last week's big announcement, we've added the ability for you to add an image to your spaces, so they no longer just show up in people's accounts with your logo. You find this option under "Card image" when you're configuring a space.

In addition to this, we've now added custom fields to subscription list exports. So, now, when you go to download a list of subscribers in either CSV or Excel formats, they include not only the standard fields but also any custom fields you've configured for your account.

Random Links from Around the Interwebs

Things you notice when you quit the news. I gave up seriously following the news a long time ago. I do subscribe to The Economist, though I don't read it much these days. There just seem to be other things that are a better use of my time. This article is a good reminder why most news is not just a waste of time, it's actually harmful.

Uber's problems with data privacy. On top of the recent debacle about Uber tracking you five minutes after they drop you off. I do not trust that company one iota.

TV series as mega-movies. Seems like an accurate observation.

Lots of love,
–Calvin

PS. Don't forget to check out the show!