Marissa Brassfield 🚀 Visionary Entrepreneur Advisor

Marissa Brassfield 🚀 Visionary Entrepreneur Advisor

The decisions we make in the next 10 years will shape the next 100. I help visionary entrepreneurs turn bold ideas into profitable business ecosystems without compromising their mission.

About Marissa Brassfield
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Marissa is a force multiplier. She has coached and taught me so many skills throughout the past 10 years to increase my productivity, expand my perspective, and sharpen my strengths and priorities as a founder and a mom. She has turbocharged TFF and our entrepreneurs, and is an ally for anyone wanting to make a dent in the universe.

Christine Gould, 2x Founder & Author

I've worked with Marissa for over a decade. The quality of my life, my work, my businesses, creative endeavors, and my relationships with those I care about most have improved significantly as a direct result of her advice. If you have a chance to work with and know this gem of a human, take it. Your life, career, and soul will be glad you did.

Ryan Rhoades, Creative Director & Author

Marissa exemplifies ridiculously efficient leadership, unmatched communication prowess, and a relentless focus on living a balanced lifestyle. She is an excellent teacher, coach and mentor who helped me dramatically improve my writing, management, client relation, and creative process skills and systems. I'm extremely grateful.

Maxwell Goldberg, Chief of Staff & Podcaster

Marissa is the epitome of what it means to be ridiculously efficient. Since Day 1 I was impressed with Marissa's innate ability to tell meaningful stories, help people see a bigger future for themselves, and create actionable strategies to help people get there. I now save at least an hour every week just by adopting one scheduling technique.

Sydney Fulkerson, Investor & Founder

Latest Posts
Fresh perspectives on the future of leadership.

Apr 15

Inside Ridiculously Efficient Founder Marissa Brassfield's Backyard Officebar Sanctuary

[contextly_auto_sidebar id="Jj9FhsUtVnxeLg3o0kjnzTn6qcvfumRV"]As much as I talk about the importance of an inspiring work environment,
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Apr 13

Millennial Monday: Office Pomp and Circumstance

In today's edition of Millennial Monday, I'm sharing my take on two stories I read last
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Apr 13

Author Neal Pollack's Personal Guide to Creative Productivity

Neal Pollack is the renowned author of nine books, including Alternadad, Jewball and his latest, Repeat. He's won
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Apr 07

Little Things Matter. Here's Proof From the TSA

Most people don't think about efficiency when they think about the TSA, but I just saw a stat
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Apr 06

Millennial Monday: 3 Key Strategies on How to Hire Millennials

In today's edition of Millennial Monday, I'm sharing my take on how companies can hire millennials.
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Apr 04

What's On My Amazon Subscribe and Save List

I am a huge user of the Amazon Subscribe n' Save service, which lets you select commonly purchased products
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Mar 31

The Anti-Productivity Secret That Helps Me Focus

I have an odd working habit that most people would shake their heads at. It is certainly unusual, considering that
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Mar 31

3 Signs You're Overthinking Email (and How to Stop)

One of the top work productivity pitfalls I see is overthinking email. Well-intentioned, hard-working individuals put so much thought and
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Mar 30

Millennial Monday: Where We Live (Hint - It's Not in Cities)

In today's edition of Millennial Monday, I'm sharing my take on stats and stories on where
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Mar 27

AdVenture Capitalist, and Why Tech Addiction is Your #1 Productivity Nemesis

Two weeks ago, I lost an entire half-day to AdVenture Capitalist, an insanely addicting online/mobile capitalism simulator. And I&
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Mar 26

Why You'll Never See Me on a Hamster Wheel Desk

You won't catch me on this hamster wheel desk, posted on Instructables and recently featured by Fast Company.
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Mar 25

New Study Suggests Sleep Deprivation is Good for Creativity

When we are tired, we tend to make bad, and sometimes plain dumb, decisions. Researchers have told us to stay
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