Just because a thought is familiar doesn’t mean it’s true.
Most athletes want answers, but the great ones ask better questions.
“What if the shortcuts you’re taking today become the life you have to live tomorrow?”
The same hunger that got you to the top doesn’t always follow you once you get there.
A legendary Olympic moment shows why your finish defines you more than your start.
You don’t have to wait for a crisis to rewrite your story and live a more purpose-driven life.
A Mother’s Day reminder that high performers consistently commit to a standard.
The greatest stat line in basketball history was uplifted by the most awkward shot in the game.
Just like a world-class chef crafts a new dish, high performers create new opportunities with one fresh start at a time.
For years, I’ve wrestled with this idea. I finally hit publish and now it’s live...
Why success is less about trying to make things easier and more about learning how to handle hard better.
What a Grammy-winning violinist can teach us about context and the value of those we lead.
