Leadership isn't just a role; it's an ever-evolving art (and science) that demands both vision and reflection. Imagine this: as a leader, you must Continue Reading
It’s Not Transition; It’s Transformation
When we talk about leaving the military, the term we often hear is transition. It’s a word that implies a change in position, state, or condition—a Continue Reading
Beyond Compliance: The Shift from Obedience to Discipline in Leadership and Life
As a young officer in the Ranger Regiment, I adhered strictly to the Ranger Standards. Those standards are what made us who we were – and so my Continue Reading
Embracing the Uncomfortable: How Imposter Syndrome is Your Secret Catalyst for Growth
We should never want to know (nor work for) a person who does not have imposter syndrome – can you imagine that person's arrogance? So why do so Continue Reading
The Virtue of Patience in an Instant World
In the digital age, where instant gratification isn't just desired but expected, the ancient virtue of patience has never been more relevant. We've Continue Reading
Reflection and Renewal: Embracing the Journey of Life
“The unexamined life is not worth living.” --Socrates This time of year, steeped in tradition and brimming with memories, often finds us pausing to Continue Reading
Creating a Timeless Constellation: Navigating Transition with a Map of Memories and Meaning
Sometimes, I am asked where I find my inspiration for some of the things I write. I can honestly say that I am inspired by people and things all Continue Reading
Comparative Analysis: Why It’s the Enemy of True Progress and Joy
In a world increasingly driven by benchmarks and comparisons, we often fall into the trap of measuring our worth and success against others. This Continue Reading
Quitting: The Paradox of Letting Go to Move Forward
The notion of quitting has been painted with broad strokes of negativity. The adage rings loud: "Quitters never win, and winners never quit." Yet, the Continue Reading
AI for Everyone: Evolving Thinking, Not Replacing It
A couple of initial thoughts for perspective and transparency: So... When my kids’ middle school rolled out iPads years ago, I remember Continue Reading
Leading with The Big Five: A Tactical Approach to Strategic Leadership
Within the elite echelons of the Ranger Regiment, where precision and purpose collide, an operational mantra underscores success on the battlefield: Continue Reading
Stop Thanking Me for My Service
We are thanked for our service numerous times a day. Sometimes we don’t even know how anyone knew to thank us. Maybe it’s our demeanor, maybe it’s our Continue Reading