A little while ago, I asked ChatGPT to analyze how I interact with it and give me honest feedback. Yeah, I know, it sounds like something...

Last Sunday during church, our teaching pastor at  CrossPoint Church (Kansas) ,  Andy Addis , shared a stat that’s been rolling around in...

This week, I drove to Winter Park, Colorado, with my family for some skiing and time with relatives. We left first thing in the morning,...

It’s that time of year again when we look around and suddenly realize just how much dust has settled in the corners, how much stuff has...

The truth is people don’t buy products; they buy experiences. How you treat people...often matters more than what you’re offering.

...improvement is a shared journey—and having people alongside me who believe has made an enormous difference in my life.

Profit is the reward for hard work, innovation, and the willingness to take risks. It doesn’t just happen by accident.

Giving allows us to step out of a scarcity mindset and see the potential around us.

When we’re honest with ourselves about our priorities, we’re more likely to stick with our goals over the long haul.

The challenge is recognizing when those barriers no longer exist. Have you stopped pursuing a goal because you faced too many rejections?

We want to know why things are happening, what the reason is behind our struggles, and how it all fits into the bigger picture.

Appreciate your starting point, however humble it may be.

No matter what stage you’re in, bring your best to the table.

I’ve learned over the years that growth only really happens when we’re willing to listen to the feedback that may not be comfortable.

You can be the wisest person in the room, but if you keep that wisdom to yourself, it doesn’t benefit anyone—not even you, in the long run.

"When we're desperate enough, we'll get in the kitchen and figure it out. Crumbs aren't enough."

It has been an amazing couple of weeks filled with stress, relaxation, rest, lost sleep, debate, alignment, and finally, success