Ideas and research on living a great life and having a huge impact
Leadership’s forced evolution, it may be rocky but the upside is tremendous The COVID pandemic is requiring a new breed of leaders to come forward, and those that fit this archetype will be coveted by stakeholders and employees equally. The classic leadership focused on maximizing output (not innovation / creativity / service) is being exposed Continue Reading
What is living? Are we, am I, acting out the parts. Doing the tasks as an employee, the tasks of a father, the tasks of loving, the tasks of creating….. Or are we actually embodying and the one in it. Am I the Father or am I acting the part. Not saying the parts are Continue Reading
Remote Workouts are worthless If you follow them, you won’t hit your goals, can get injured, and likely will be frustrated. What then is the difference between cherry picking workouts randomly and having a coach? Results Time savings Certainty of results Adaptations based on your history Free workouts are worth as much as you paid Continue Reading
Energy, nerves, and body on tilt Scared — Stressed — Optimistic — words that embody how I feel Create certainty What if you had a choice in how you reacted, acted, felt, and behaved? What if you could not just survive but thrive in other aspects of your life… What follows are some prompts that I have seen valuable and led Continue Reading
To achieve great, we must focus on the concepts and strategy above all else. Tactics, the execution day to day, matter but not without a firm grasp on the first. Strategy steers the ultimate possibilities of your venture In order to achieve greatness in our personal and professional life we must consider the arc of our Continue Reading
What if we have wealth and poverty defined wrong — what if it has nothing to do with money and ease of life? One concept that was challenged for me on the trip to Rwanda, was poverty. As it is defined; how I measure it; and what it really means for a person or society. You see, Continue Reading
You had one when you began your career. Straight out of college everyone has these plans — and expectations on where they will be, here is a few I hear often: Be married Own a house (really) Selling my start-up Promoted early as a ______ for [most reputable company in the world] Why MOST life Continue Reading