When we linger, we are showing love in the most honest of ways.
How do I get out of just thinking about my own success and affluence?
This year, the race was for us: me and an older version of me.
The world needs more people to function as artists in everyday life.
We survived by learning to make adjustments.
Our kids can be our role models as we try to rediscover play and the fun we lost.
Mountains and plateaus require different approaches to traverse.
How often we adjust our style is a good leadership metric.
I’ve become more compassionate over the years, but I’m not sure why.
A chance encounter at a National Park shifted how I view the role of children in society.
To lead and move forward, we should think of common deflections as triggers to listen more deeply.
Bringing CX to State and Local Government would be a game-changer for everyday people.
There’s a time for SMART and there’s a time for something bigger.
Constantly being angry is what I find hardest about being a father.
There are four versions of the world, and they might as well be different planets.
An exercise in The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck.
There’s a secular lesson to take from Matthew 11: don’t over-regulate children. I want to try, at least, to simplify.
Superteams don’t just achieve hard goals, they elevate the performance of teams they collaborate with.