You have a long way to go to make the impact, money and legacy you want to. Am I right? And you won’t get there thinking your’re anything less than perfect.

We all have big dreams, big visions. What’s yours and what are you putting on the line for it?

By now I think everyone has heard of cancel culture, a form of boycott when an individual acts or speaks in a questionable manner. But what about copy culture? Copy culture can be far more dangerous for your business since it can give the illusion of transformation with little meaningful growth.

Adventure that gets us outside our comfort zone is necessary for growth. In order to maximize your potential you have to consistently do things that push the edge.

Simply responding to supply chain issues would have Chipotle looking for new partners and alternative sources of their ingredients they need. But they didn’t do that.

How badly do you want to succeed? What’re you willing to do? What’re you willing to say? But the most important question is, what are you willing to surrender to?

Pivoting is overrated as a strategy and under practiced in the real world. With all the disruption in 2020, pivoting has to be one of the top words of the year and it’s only July.

This latest round of business disruption from the pandemic closures might be the best thing to ever happen to you and your business. Hard times and the unexpected can and do surface at any time. It can cause what’s working to not work anymore. But there’s a way to make sure you use that disruption for breakthrough results.

If you want to have a desired impact on the customer, you have to speak their language. Today that’s important than ever before as customers are speaking inside of chat groups, video conferences and even Tik Tok.

Imagine the most significant positive change you can possibly think of. Could be in your business, your finances, even in your relationships…

It takes courage to surrender to what might be possible, to look at the things those around you that seem like they might be impossible and do them anyway…

I think Bert Lance was wrong when he said “if it ain't broke, don't fix it”. Here’s why

Many people dream of accomplishing extraordinary things in their lives but how many actually risk doing it? Especially if that risk is completely life threatening…

How do you know know if something is full of hollow promises and empty images or if it’s real? Well, optics matter

Whether you’re growing a billion dollar company or just getting your startup off the ground, having it grounded in real data is critical at any point.

Deep inside I think a lot of us want to “change the world” and my guest today is taking a stand for something that big…

I’ve been on countless adventures, over the last several years especially; from shark diving to skydiving, from trekking the Sahara to biking Moab. The latest adventure? Doing David Goggin’s 4x4x48: running 4 miles every 4 hours for 48 hours. I’m not a runner, it wasn’t a race and I’m not training for something longer. I did it for two reasons:

Life can be an incredible adventure.