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The Power of Giving: Networking Advice for All Ages
I have recently found myself being asked for advice on networking by younger generation. It has happened multiple times in the past few weeks which is usually a sign I should write down my thoughts. I...
View ArticleThe Gift of Reflection: What Happens If You Write Down What Someone Means to...
On May 20th, 2024, I handed my youngest child three small notebooks on his 18th birthday, continuing a tradition I started with my spouse, Courtney, in 2017 for Christmas and his siblings in 2022 and...
View ArticleSuspended Campaign and Gratitude: Navigating Leadership and Integrity
“We have a debt to those before us and an obligation to those after us. We maximize life and potential through heart, intelligence, and grit. We focus on our bond. We do all of this together because...
View ArticleThe Future of MS: What Does A Cure Mean & Unintended Consequences
The National Multiple Sclerosis Society has been undergoing a leadership change with the retirement of our previous CEO and the appointment of our new CEO (Congrats, Tim!). The new CEO will build on...
View ArticleThe Pitfalls of Startup Competitions: Grants vs. Equity
Startup competitions have become a vital component of the entrepreneurial ecosystem, providing nascent businesses with essential funding, mentorship, and visibility. One standout organization in Saint...
View ArticleNet Sum Zero vs. Non-Net Sum Zero: Two Fundamental Belief Systems
In the grand tapestry of life, our beliefs shape our reality. These beliefs profoundly influence how we view success, relationships, and the world around us. Over the past few years, I have come to a...
View ArticleFamily Strategic Planning: Developing Our Mission and Core Values
(This blog post will likely be part of a series about our family – how we do strategic planning, the foundation, and its impact.) Years ago, when I was leading Contegix, annual strategic planning was...
View Article10 Years with MS: The Obstacle is the Way
Ten years ago today, Courtney and I were sitting in a doctor’s office on pins and needles, despite already knowing what the doctor would say: “You are being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.” This...
View ArticleWhy I Started Blogging Again: A Journey Through Parenthood
As a parent, our relationship with our children evolves constantly. Recently, I’ve found myself drawn back to blogging, and the reason is deeply connected to this ever-changing dynamic with my kids....
View ArticleWork-Life Balance Is Bullshit or A Lie
For the 2019-2020 fiscal year, I had the honor of serving as Learning Officer for my local YPO chapter. The Learning Officer is responsible for creating the theme for the year and creating a calendar...
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