Rule 45: Slow down, do it right the first time

My Three Words for 2025

Retrospective on 2024

Rule 44: Don’t seek fame. 

My Three Words for 2024

Retrospective on 2023

Rule 43: Don’t ignore your mental health

My Three Words for 2023

Retrospective on 2022

Rule 42: Appreciate your present

My Three Words for 2022

Retrospective on 2021

Rule 41: Write the love letter

My Three Words for 2021

Retrospective on 2020

Rule 40: Apologize, don’t defend.

Rule 39: Ignore Hierarchies

Rule 38: Don’t go into the comments section

Rule 37: Don’t get married young or to one of your first few partners

Rule 36: Invests in your health earlier

Rule 35: To grow, seek out different

Rule 34: There is a person for everyone. No exceptions.

Rule 33: Relationships contain lessons

Rule 32: Build trust and protect it

Rule 31: Don’t use Speakerphone in public

Rule 30: Don’t settle or get trapped

Rule 29: Beware the motivation peddlers

Rule 28: Be brief and meaningful

Rule 27: Only you get a say in your Gender and Sexuality 

Rule 26: Try it three times

Rule 25: Use all your time off

Rule 24: Learn the basics of taking care of yourself 

Rule 23: Salads should be dressed, always

Rule 22: If you like each other, hold hands

Rule 21: Listen more often

Rule 20: Tip according to class consciousness 

Rule 19: Use your privilege in service of others

Rule 18: Don’t talk behind people’s backs

Rule 17: Respect Boundaries

Rule 16: Expand Your Mind

Rule 15: Don’t pretend people are invisible

Rule 14: Don’t apologize for your interests

Rule 13: Always use real maple syrup

Rule 12: Check before making big decisions

Rule 11: Don’t believe everything you think

Rule 10: Books don’t have rules

Rule 9: Take as many trips as you can

Rule 8: Don’t talk to cops…ever

Rule 7: Think before you speak or act

Rule 6: Tomorrow isn’t guaranteed — say “I love you”

Rule 5: Choose Love, as often as you can

Rule 4: Always stand up for what is right.

Rule 3: Become obsessed with self awareness

Rule 2: it’s ok to say “I don’t know”

Rule 1: There is no one right way — find what works for you

My Three Words for 2020

Retrospective on 2019

My Three Words for 2019

My Three Words for 2018

Retrospective on 2017

My Three Words for 2017

My Three Words for 2016

My Three Words for 2015

My Three Words for 2015 (Update)

Retrospective on 2014

My Three Words for 2014

My Three Words for 2013

Retrospective on 2011

Retrospective on 2010

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For years my Linkedin headline read "World’s Most Handsome Social Media & Content Marketing Strategist." But, today I prefer to go by another title: “The Impact Guy”

I’m the founder of two companies Super Impactful and Super Productive.

• By day, I work as a strategist, speaker, and writer.
• By night, I'm just Super-Dad.

My mission in life is to become an unstoppable catalyst for change that helps make the world kinder, safer and more equitable. I do this by giving people the tools and guidance to make their impact.

I am unrelenting in my commitment to living a purpose-driven life, helping people to unlock their full potential, and being a heroic and lovable leader.
I got my undergraduate degree from Temple University and earned my MBA from Drexel University. I’m also proud to be a board member of Pathways to Housing PA, a housing-first non-profit that believes housing is a human right that helps to get people off of the streets and into a home.

Jeff Gibbard

If your interests, hobbies, or kinks don’t harm someone else or violate anyone’s consent, they are awesome and you should indulge and enjoy them.
Anyone who thinks otherwise can go fuck themselves.
You do you.

Jeff Gibbard’s Rules for Life | Rule 14

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