Alignment, purpose, and the business of intent
There are a thousand other names for purpose, all with their own subtleties and nuance. And many of these variations on purpose can be even more impactful, in the right setting.
Talking about purpose is one thing. Finding it, applying it, sticking to it… that’s the tricky part. That’s where I can help. If you aren’t ready for hands-on help, this blog explores the connection between money and purpose, plus everything that contributes to the two.
There are a thousand other names for purpose, all with their own subtleties and nuance. And many of these variations on purpose can be even more impactful, in the right setting.
The elevator-pitch version of why you should almost always think twice about signing up for whole-life insurance… including a quick case study.
With all the new music and shows hitting the airwaves, I keep reading think pieces and wondering: Are we missing the point? There’s one obvious thread I keep seeing that no one is talking about.
Why is it so hard for us to stay focused and optimistic? The answer lies in the gap and the gain. But going back to basics can help us bridge the divide.
What makes you a better business owner: logic or creativity? Americans tend to favor left brain, or logical, thinking, but I’d advise against that approach, as it could actually harm you as an entrepreneur. Let’s dig into why that is.
If compounding is the 8th wonder of the world, then compression might be the 9th. But only if you can compress on purpose. Sound confusing? Let me explain, starting with Van Morrison…
Many of us overcomplicate our lives, frequently, for various reasons. Let’s get into why we fail to simplify things, so we can see if there’s a better way.
Money is a leading cause of conflict in relationships. Each partner brings different experiences, habits, and goals to the table. Instead of avoiding money talks, use them as an opportunity to strengthen your relationship and align on common goals.
Parenting comes with no shortage of decisions and stresses, both big and small. One of the trickiest parts of being a parent? Knowing when to say yes and when to say no. Find that balance using a family mission statement.
Whether it’s figuring out how to incorporate your business or deciding whether you have enough to retire, one thing I am reminded of time and again is that it’s harder when you try to muscle through things alone. And things are only getting MORE complicated.
I’ve been digging into the different business structures you can choose when structuring a business. You can check out the comprehensive guide here.
Two big themes emerged in May 2025: information and patterns. They’re both incredibly important and incredibly connected. Let’s dig in.