30in30 Series
Lesson #06 of the #30in30 series is here. These lessons are a tribute to the growth, challenges, and blessings that have shaped me over the past 30 years. You can check out the condensed versions on my socials. Instagram, X (formerly Twitter), Facebook. Lesson 6: Disconnecting to Reconnect Is Essential
30in30 Series
Lesson #05 of the #30in30 series is here. These lessons are a tribute to the growth, challenges, and blessings that have shaped me over the past 30 years. You can check out the condensed versions on my socials. Instagram, X (formerly Twitter), Facebook. Lesson 5: Goals Provide Direction, But Systems
30in30 Series
Lesson #04 of the #30in30 series is here. These lessons are a tribute to the growth, challenges, and blessings that have shaped me over the past 30 years. You can check out the condensed versions on my socials. Instagram, X (formerly Twitter), Facebook. Lesson 04: Knowing Your Priorities is Key
30in30 Series
Lesson #03 of the #30in30 series is here. These lessons are a tribute to the growth, challenges, and blessings that have shaped me over the past 30 years. You can checkout the condensed versions on my socials. Instagram, X (formerly Twitter), Facebook. Lesson 3: Staying Curious Is the Key to
30in30 Series
Lesson #02 of the #30in30 series is here. These lessons are a tribute to the growth, challenges, and blessings that have shaped me over the past 30 years. You can check out the condensed versions on my socials. Instagram, X (formerly Twitter), Facebook. Lesson 02: Fulfilment Comes From Doing Something
30in30 Series
As my 30th birthday approaches, I’ve found myself reflecting on the incredible journey that has brought me here. To celebrate this milestone, I’m launching #30in30—a series where I share 30 lessons I’ve learned in 30 years, one each day for the next 30 days. These lessons
Productivity
“In every walk with nature, one receives far more than he seeks.” — John Muir. The late afternoon sun was starting to set when I decided to step outside after a long day of work. It had been a while since I’d gone on one of my walks—too long,
Faith
Good Work as a concept that encompasses the idea of work that is not merely a means of earning a living but aligns with biblical principles and values.
Random Thoughts
A few days ago, after a particularly long and exhausting day, a friend of mine called to check in on how I was doing. We had just ended a rather long but productive meeting for a project that we’re working on together. We talked a lot about the exhaustion
Random Thoughts
I recently found myself in a place of self reflection about some of the biases I never knew I had. While chatting with a friend a few weeks back, I subconsciously asked a question that I would later regret. Fortunate enough for me, my friend was mature enough to have
Leadership
It can be said that the world is the way it is because of leadership. Whether we’re looking at the challenges faced or the successes achieved in the world, it all goes back to leadership. Just as John Maxwell put it, everything rises and falls on leadership. We see
Random Thoughts
Bittersweet is what this past weekend was. I can’t think of a better oxymoron to describe it, much less describe life itself. At about 11:30 PM on Saturday night, while we waited in the hospital lounge, we received the much-anticipated phone call. “Mother and babies are well and