Join me as we explore how life's little moments—good and bad—teach us about ourselves and our purpose.
A personal journey from high school tutoring to teaching professionally reveals a profound truth: the fastest way to master anything is to teach it. Discover why sharing knowledge creates abundance, not scarcity, and how giving freely accelerates your own growth.
A personal journey into self-observation reveals the profound irony of our patterns—complaining about complainers and envying those free from envy. Discover how gentle awareness, not judgment, becomes the first step to genuine transformation and self-compassion.
A personal reflection on how apparent failures and disappointments often lead to something better than we could have planned.
A personal story about discovering how to pursue goals with clear intention while staying open to unexpected outcomes. Inspired by Neale Donald Walsch's unconventional seminar payment model, this reflection explores the paradox of being purposeful yet flexible, and what it means to create without demanding specific results.
Discover why waiting to be an 'expert' holds you back, and how teaching what you're learning accelerates growth and reveals your true purpose.
Sometimes the best lessons come from simply showing up. A personal story about visiting a friend's coffee farm and discovering that making time for what matters isn't about having time—it's about choosing to create it.
A simple discount becomes a profound lesson about purpose, family, and living authentically. How shifting perspective transformed a shopping opportunity into an expression of love and connection.
A teacher's honest reflection on comparing material success with students, confronting decades-old mindsets, and discovering that true purpose lies not in possessions or skills, but in influencing others to live the life they choose. A personal journey from envy to enlightenment, inspired by Conversations with God.
A personal story about embracing the Be-Do-Have paradigm from Conversations with God—how becoming a visiting lecturer while working full-time taught me that the fastest path to becoming who you want to be is to simply be it first, before you're ready.
Sometimes we choose to stay still in order to move forward. A personal story about conflict, consequence, and the profound wisdom that taught me to listen instead of fix—both as a father and as a coach.