
ARTICLES: A Life that Works
Three Programs. One Mission. Your Full Impact.
Helping people turn their knowledge, purpose, and connections into meaningful lives.
A fulfilled life requires knowledge you can share, work that fits who you are, and connections that make it all matter.
Built on research, lived experience, and the belief that you were designed for something specific.
Doing work that doesn’t fit who you are.
Or doing all of it without real human connection to sustain you.
This is where each one gets the attention it deserves.
ALL INSIGHTS
He Picked Us to Buy His Business Because of Our WORK ETHIC
GET OUT OF YOUR OWN WAY: Is a $10,000 Cat a Limiting Factor?
Geniuses, Madmen & You: 10 Super Traits of CREATIVE PEOPLE
Follow Your Fit™: One of the Strongest Career Success Theories of All Time
The Most Important Theory of All Time (and How it Protects You Against Failure…
Find a TRUSTED ADVISOR (& Profit) So You Are Not Alone
FACE YOUR FEARS: We Attract What We Fear & 3 Other Truths
Do the Rich THINK DIFFERENTLY? Money Starts in Your Head
CREATIVE MINDS: How to Find the Profits Hidden in Your Brain
Creative Minds are particularly attuned to two steps in the creative process: incubation and insight. …
Conversation Before Negotiation & Your Closing Rate Zooms to 90%
CONFRONTING A “BULLY” Gave Me Life Confidence at a Young Age
CONFLICT RESOLUTION SKILLS: How to Replace Volume with Skill
CONFLICT RESOLUTION SKILLS: How to Replace Volume with Skill
Rather than expressing our emotions, our issues, and our requests with solid communication accuracy, we…
- “You Make me So Mad”: How PERSONAL BELIEFS Keep You Stuck
- COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUES are Useful But Should be Invisible
- INTERPERSONAL CONFLICT: Settle with Insight or Negotiation?
- 3 Ways to Judge Nonverbals: Are You Decoding the Message Right?
- Conversation Before Negotiation & Your Closing Rate Zooms to 90%
All of these insights connect back to one idea: how knowledge works. When knowledge is clear, structured, and communicated effectively, it becomes something you can actually use.
