Purpose has a much much deeper meaning than function. Don't forget who you are based on what it is that you do.

A leader’s top priority is to establish a safe, inclusive environment that fosters trust.

Knowledge, experience, and memories are 3 things no one can ever take from you. Cherish them.

Morning Thought: Don’t hold grudges. Let. It. Go.

People follow examples, not advice. Model the behavior you want to see in others.

Your calendar reveals your true priorities.

Burnout occurs when long hours are not congruent with what it is that lights you up and fills your bucket!

Everyone’s greatest need is to feel loved and appreciated. Make as many people feel that way as you can.

Problems create opportunities. Embrace them.

Morning Thought: Little things make a big difference

Today’s J’s: pastel Easter eggs 🐣

I’m attending (not speaking) a peak performance and goal setting workshop today in DC! I try to attend something like this at least once a quarter to keep my sword sharp 🗡️

It’s easier to stay out of trouble than to get out of trouble.

We are usually happiest when we are growing, learning and improving.

When life feels difficult, adverse, or challenging… you have two options:

1. You can try to change the world
2. You can change how you see the world

Which is more feasible?
More realistic?
More effective?

You are as happy as you choose to be.

Define your own success.

It all starts with the objective of the company, their North Star if you will...

Morning Thought: Praise publicly, criticize privately

Here are my 3 top lessons I learned from the legendary Coach Tates Locke, who sadly passed away at the age of 89 yesterday. Coach Locke was an incredibly impactful and influential person in my life for a decade early in my coaching career…

#1: The Rule of 2:
It will take me 2

I found out last night that one of my most impactful mentors, Coach Tates Locke, passed away yesterday at the age of 89. 
 
I met Coach Locke in 2007 at the Nike Summer Skills Academies and he was an incredibly meaningful person in my life for nearly a decade. Sadly, we lost