In Outwitting the Devil, Napoleon Hill presents a provocative idea: the greatest threat to our potential isn’t failure—it’s drifting. In a fictional interview with the Devil, Hill uncovers how this force quietly robs people of their purpose and drive. 😈 The Devil describes a drifter as: “One who permits themselves to be influenced and controlled … More Avoiding “Groundhog Day”

Building Real Relationships That Matter Becoming a networking machine means creating authentic relationships at every opportunity—online, in person, and in the in-between moments. Each of us builds our own community and network. Think of it like constructing a structure: every brick represents a relationship. Some bricks are inherited, like family. Others are ones we choose … More Become a Networking Machine 🤖

Jealousy. One of the most insidious emotions we face. Teddy Roosevelt, the 26th president of the United States and a larger-than-life figure, put it simply: “Comparison is the thief of joy.” Comparison is a thief with no fair exchange. It’s a virus that attacks your gratitude, your fulfillment, and your sense of enough. This warning … More Thief of Joy

Discouragement is a dam to progress. 🦫 This past week, I’ve been aiming high—pursuing opportunities that could lead to real growth. But as I prepared, practiced visualizing myself succeeding, and thought about the change that would come, I felt an unexpected weight. Despair and insidious thoughts crept into psyche and whispered: “You’re wasting your time.” … More Entering the Arena 🥊

Last night, my wife and I carved out a simple pleasure. A late-night post-gym meal at home. The soundtrack to our unwinding? “Queen’s Greatest Hits” spinning on our vinyl record player. Our dinner was simple, easy to make, delicious homemade goodness. Refreshing apple, cucumber, and banana blended into a strawberry smoothie, alongside crunchy whole grain … More To the Little Moments 💎

I spend a good amount of time listening to podcasts, reading, and diving into audiobooks—all with the goal of learning something new. There’s something incredibly satisfying about hearing different perspectives, communication styles, and watching how people arrive at their conclusions. To me, it’s like sampling new dishes at a restaurant—each one offering a unique flavor. … More Become Who You’re Meant to Be 🔥

I’ve had profound thoughts over the past couple of months centered around “floating.” In Napoleon Hill’s book Outwitting the Devil, one of the tools that the devil weaponizes often is complacency. Tricking someone into thinking they’re okay as they are. There’s no need to think, plan, pursue dreams, or take action. On the lifeboat each … More Outwitting the Devil 😈 ♟️

Inner excellence, time, and experience make a beautiful soul. And here’s a metaphor comparing the soul to wine to drive the point.  The world’s most unique wines are produced by the grape’s environment. Wine aficionados call this terroir, and this is made up from several factors that influence its flavor. Terroir includes soil, climate, elevation … More The Vintage Within 🍷 

It’s not a matter of if, but when we’ll have to sit at the table with our enemies and negotiate. The key to becoming a better collaborator isn’t waiting for that moment—it’s setting the table yourself and inviting others to join. My promise to you is this: If you embrace collaboration and choose to be … More Collaborating with the Enemy ☠️  

This blog is inspired by a life changing book I read recently called: 4000 weeks: Time Management for Mortals by Oliver Burkeman.  Together, we’re going to confront mortality, and discuss which life activities will bring us the greatest return in value. And I hope you take what I share and incorporate these ideas into a … More 4000 Weeks: Maximizing Your Time with 3 Powerful Ideas