“It’s incredibly important that the United States be the destination for the worlds best talent.” ~ Elon Musk (h/t The All-In Podcast)

This is art

TGIF; don't try to deploy to production today!

A small shift in perspective makes the same work sweet or sour.

Learn so much from her.

Here’s the rub: The longer you wait to build a multi-dimensional life, the harder it is to build. A good example of this is pro athletes. Athletes who don’t prepare years in advance for life after sport tend to struggle post retirement.

Root your identity in Jesus.

That mullet won’t be flying commercial for long — #LIVGolf

Finally some wisdom...

Grafted in a nutshell so far in 2022: Keep the potential future state in memory. Learn from the critics, no's and yes's along the way. Adapt. But not so much the vision changes.

Instant add to the tactical parenting toolkit. What a great way to act on our ability to choose.

10 thoughts on incentives: 1. Don't ask your barber if you need a haircut. 2. "I can fix the $32 trillion US debt problem in 5 minutes. You pass a law that when there’s a deficit of more than 3% of GDP, all sitting members congress are ineligible for re-election” - Warren

After creation God said, “It is finished”—and he rested. After redemption Jesus said, “It is finished”—and we can rest.

Some ideas to consider in middle age, in no particular order: 1/ The home you live in matters more than you think. Some spaces and locations create inner noise & agitation in us. Other spaces and locations help quiet our inner noise. Spend the money & time to get a home that

Lots of good stuff in here! Can’t believe it’s your first post — so good — reads like you’ve already found your voice. Money is a big part of life. Thinking about it the right way leads to freedom and life. The wrong way to fear and death.

Please take the time to visit and follow Jesse’s Caring Bridge page. An unbelievable family being confronted with unspeaking life circumstances. What I love about Jesse is that he is gearing up to fight, while also not looking at God or these circumstances with contempt.

Sometimes it’s easier to solve a bigger problem than a smaller one…