On April 10th 2026, at 7:07 pm CDT, 4 Astronauts completed a 10-day mission that at its farthest point took them 252,756 miles from Earth. That is farther than any human has traveled away from our planet in history. The entire trip covered some 694,481 miles. To
It's been a while since I felt like writing anything. But this past Sunday, while watching the Bears game, I heard one of the announcers talking about the idea of “finding joy in the ordinary.” It caught me a bit off guard because normally on a Sunday in
The odds of me even being born are absurd. Add in the close calls, the emotional lows, and the strange way my brain treats happiness as a trap, and it’s a miracle I’m still here at all. What I’ve learned is that contentment, fueled by gratitude, runs deeper than any fleeting moment of happiness.
Not every Father’s Day feels the same. Whether you're celebrating, remembering, or reflecting on what could have been, this piece offers a heartfelt look at fatherhood in all its forms.
Discover how replacing the myth of “balance” with your own personalized “harmony levels” across eight life areas: health, career, purpose, growth, family, spirituality, friends, and love, can fuel lasting hope through simple, weekly rituals.
When you say “net worth,” what springs to mind? In America, most of us instantly start tallying bank accounts, investments, real estate, and other assets. But why do we define “worth” solely in monetary terms?
We train our bodies to stay fit — but what about our minds? In this post, I share how I’m building a personal routine around mental fitness using therapy, AI, and personality typology. It’s not about having it all figured out — it’s about staying in the work.
We talk about legacy like it’s something we can craft and control. But what if it isn’t ours to define? This piece explores the idea that real legacy is found in how we live, not how we're remembered.
In a world that praises more—more revenue, more growth, more success—what if the real win is choosing enough? Here's a reminder that happiness doesn't always scale.
We all struggle with saying no. Whether it’s out of habit, guilt, or fear of disappointing others, the cost of constant yeses adds up fast. But saying no isn’t selfish; it’s intentional.
What if you had just 19 hours left to live — who would you spend them with, and how? More importantly, how close is your current life to that ideal day? How contemplating death can clarify what truly matters.
There’s a phrase that’s been sitting with me lately: chasing purpose. I think many entrepreneurs know exactly what that feels like — the drive, the fire, the ache to build something meaningful. Yes, some people start businesses for money. But for most of us, there’s a deeper motivation.