Tough times build character. Lean into to challenges that you’ve defined on your own.

You can panic but you can’t freeze. Take action in times of crisis.

Nourishing your soul and nourishing your family are quite different but highly related.

Should you be more effective or more efficient?

Calling people losers is harsh but not having a system for your goal is too. Huge goals are great and the bigger they are the more important it is to be organized and consistent.

Have you ever overpromised something?

Did you end up delivering?

Hard decisions are key to great impact. Generosity isn’t always easy even for the greatest of impactmakers.

You MUST learn from your failures. It’s why you have them.

Deferral is great only in taxes. You have to be intentional relative to the things you care about most.

In this blog post, we'll explore the different dimensions of wealth, discuss their connection to abundance, and shed light on why pursuing healthy relationships and contentment can be more rewarding than the pursuit of worldly possessions.

Purpose is not only fundamental but it must be developed. The journey is joyful so get started.

The future is coming. Seem obvious, right? Are yo going to contribute to innovation or revolution?

If you learn something, you should share it. Secrets only cause problems in the future.

Dope is good, not bad.

Clients like you, or at least the best ones do. Lean into that.

Service is proactive. Work is reactive. You have to employ the former to make people feel a special experience.

One of the most powerful things you can give in business is a referral. Why are we not using this more in life and the generosity space?

It gives someone else an opportunity for success and shows that you made great decision.

A calling to greatness is not something you get in a single moment. It’s a feeling that takes time to realize. Your heart will tell you physically on multiple occasions before you can be sure what it is.

Your business is not as valuable as you. In fact, its value is inversely correlated to your value to it.

You must learn from the past and anticipate the future in order to be successful in the present. There’s a fine line between dwelling and learning and dreaming and preparing. The best of the best are able to plan with knowledge of what has come and what will come to compete in the moment.