Discipline
Why School Never Taught Me Who I Am
I spent years following society's success formula until I realized the education system wasn't designed to help me discover who I am—it was built to make me fit in.
How Writing Changed My Definition Of Legacy
Ten years of writing taught me legacy isn't about fame - it's about daily choices. My book "Legacy Found" changed me as much as I hope it changes you.
Legacy Isn’t Death It’s What You’re Building
I thought legacy meant plaques and obituaries until I wrote "Legacy Found." Turns out legacy isn't what people say after you die - it's what you're building right now.
Your Knowledge Is Sabotaging Your Career Growth
What you "know" might be the biggest barrier to your growth. The real work starts when you question everything and embrace your weirdness instead of hiding it.
Your Uniqueness Is Your Greatest Professional Asset
You spend years learning to fit in, then wonder why you feel lost. Conventional education kills creativity and teaches conformity. Your uniqueness isn't a liability—it's your asset.
Why Your Setbacks Follow You Everywhere
I thought I was unlucky until I realized I was the common thread in every setback. That shift changed everything - your present is last year's harvest.
School Trained You To Chase Someone Else’s Dreams
School taught compliance, not thinking. You spent 12+ years following directions for external validation instead of learning who you are. Most people chase others' goals because they never asked what they actually want.
What Legacy Are You Building Right Now
Your legacy isn't what's in your will - it's what you're building today. Every choice, habit, and interaction shapes who you become and how you impact others.
Your Legacy Starts Today Not Tomorrow
Feeling stuck in a dead-end job? Your legacy isn't something you build later - it's happening right now through daily choices, growth, and impact on others.
From Engineer To Counselor: Breaking Mental Scripts
From engineer to counselor: stopped following the script, started developing what made me unique. Your brain filters reality based on what you're programmed to see.