Journal
Thought Pieces At The
Intersection Of Business & Life
The Humanity We Hide
What Ted Lasso's Roy Kent taught me about the workplace lie we've all been told—and what it's costing your business.
The Belief Behind The One Thing
A popular productivity book. A hidden truth. And how it all connects to your company's biggest unlock.
The Unlimiting Sales Playbook
Most companies operate at 40% of their sales potential. Here's why—and how to unlock the other 60%.
The Complain Train
You don't need to hire new people. You need to unlimit the ones you keep complaining about.
Why Wanting More Still Isn’t Enough
Most people don’t struggle because they don’t want more. They struggle because they don’t believe more is possible.
The Lies We Tell Our Children (And Ourselves)
We don’t just inherit limiting beliefs—we pass them on. This story is about parenting, business, and why the biggest ceilings in life are the ones we quietly accept.
The Proof Trap
The business you dream of can’t be built without trust. And trust doesn’t grow in tight control—it flourishes when you give people room.
The Business End of Cognitive Dissonance
Your business actions contradict your business goals, and it's costing you millions. Here's how to fix it.
Your Org Chart Is Upside Down!
Most companies push for growth by forcing employees to climb the org chart. But what if the real key to growth isn’t climbing up—but flipping the structure entirely?
Limits Are A Choice.
What if the real barrier to breakthrough growth isn’t external? What if the true limits are the ones inside your people? The Unlimiting Manifesto is a call to rethink growth, leadership, and the hidden beliefs holding companies back.
Self-Help Isn’t
Self-help has come to mean you asking for help from someone else. Then, typically, someone else and someone else…
Your 36-Month Year
What if your year was 36 months long? How would it change your strategy, patience and decision-making?
Your Business Couch Cushions
Allow me to tell you a story about how a medium-sized business used getting paid faster to grow into a public company.