2nd lobster roll of the day…and maybe not the last! When in Nantucket, there’s no holding back!

This is a great visual. Do your most important goals get your best… or the leftovers?

Your family is the most important business you’ll ever run. We don’t often think of it that way — but maybe we should. It requires time, intentionality, and constant investment. It requires us to show up as the best spouse, parent, sibling, or child we can be, even on the days

Work and career define so many people, yet the important work is what is done at home. Easy to say, harder to achieve. But if you can, you and the ones you love are better off because of it.

Are you optimizing your life to be admired by those who know you best, or least? There's no third path and the choice changes everything.

Over the past 16 years I have learned that running a business tests you in ways you can’t predict. It’s not just about strategy or numbers- it’s about wrestling with doubt, fear, and impatience every day. Mastering that inner chaos is the real victory, and it’s a fight

Wow, pretty incredible.

I always forget how great a movie “A Few Good Men” is until I watch it again. So damn good.

Musk Foundation provided a large donation to the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Memphis to fill in federal funding gap. commercialappeal.com/story/news/loc…

Enjoyed the conversation today around entrepreneurialism and social media - Thanks for having me on WOLF! Key takeaway I learned from the group: If you are building a personal brand online, make sure you have ways to "off-ramp" your followers/community to protect

There is a lot of truth in this post.

This guy gets it.

Partnership is not a zero-sum game. The best companies and leaders understand that sustainable success is built on trust and respect. They grow by lifting partners up, not by tearing them down. That’s why The Container Store’s recent message to vendors feels like a case study

I was recently thinking about the perception of success. Why is it that some of the smartest people in the world end up with nothing, yet some of the seemingly less smart individuals are highly successful their whole career? Kenny Hanson, founder of MentorPass, said it best

Business is messy, no matter how big, small, or successful it is. That is a fact.

Grit isn’t loud and it's not flashy. It’s the quiet choice you make to keep moving forward when the easier option is to stop. 🙌

I was introduced to Rob Belk and his newsletter Rambull a few months ago, and I’ve been hooked ever since. Rob is one of those rare people who is both a natural connector and just an all-around great guy. The coolest part of Rambull? Every Wednesday morning, Rob highlights

I am looking forward to attending and speaking again at Main Street Summit . The team behind Main Street is Permanent Equity and Scratchmade, the same group that puts on Capital Camp. Business owners, operators, investors, entrepreneurs... a vast group of attendees. You don't walk