Building worthwhile things is never easy or quickly-validating. Trust me, I know. This episode will encourage you to keep going.

Our culture seems to encourage two ways of treating our issues: (1) unapologetically embrace them or (2) pridefully avoid them.

Some of our best accomplishments in life will not be external, measurable, or material. Looking head to 2022, let's set more internal goals.

Sometimes it's time to grin and bear the rough gardens we're placed in. Sometimes we need to simply survive and leave them. I recently did.

I hate red lights -- forced stoppages in life -- but I've learned the purposes they serve and the perspective they grant. Reassess yours.

Thank you, coach, for showing me that our positions, titles, and incomes only limit our impact if we allow them to. I'm grateful.

The delayed gratification is nice, but there is even a payoff when you complete a task you didn't want to do -- the triumph of overcoming.

We will never become the best version of ourselves by overlooking what we've been given, both possessions and opportunities.

The most beautiful flower is the one rising through the canvas of a torched wasteland, surrounded by thorns.

"...our generation is really big on constantly trading up for a new pair of kicks."

We just have to be willing to keep reaching down for that next rock, throwing it as best we can, and keeping our heart's intentions right...

The world is desperate for people who commit to do things, do them, and communicate throughout.

"...so much of rightful manhood is having the humility to admit shortcomings and earn improvement."

"A life unexamined is not worth living." [Socrates] Goal: To walk in purposeful manhood, we must learn the ability to control ourselves....

Grilling different meats is a lot like developing the different dreams in your life. I don't know about you, but I've had a ton of dreams...

Just because you’ve had your path and station celebrated or rewarded by others doesn’t make it the “right” one.