Leading With Fanatic Discipline in a World of Disruption - Joey Havens

True fanatics don't just consume; they . Whether it's through a blog, a podcast, or a community group, sharing your expertise is what builds a "raving fan" base of your own.

A casual fan might follow a team's score, but a never misses a game, knows every player's stats, and owns enough team gear to fill a second closet. Being a fanatic isn't just about what you watch; it's about how you integrate that passion into your identity. 2. Finding Your Niche

Whether it's sports, a specialized craft, or a lifestyle choice, the most rewarding experiences come when you decide to stop just "browsing" and start fully living your passion.

In professional settings, this level of obsession is often called . It means:

: Using frameworks to increase productivity and create an organized environment for your passion.