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In today’s world, more people are quietly struggling than you probably realize. You look around and see people dressed well, smiling in family photos, running businesses, posting highlights on social media — but behind those polished images, many are battling silently against crushing financial strain, career uncertain

We are living in a time where it feels like everywhere you turn, there’s a new challenge to face. The economy is uncertain. Markets are volatile. Employees are exhausted. Leadership teams are stretched thin. Families are navigating personal and financial storms. Faith is being tested. And in the midst of all this, ther

And if you’re like most leaders I speak to, you’re putting out fires so often that stepping back to actually build the business you want feels impossible.

There’s something powerful about looking back and realizing that life’s most meaningful shifts didn’t always come from strategy, but from curiosity, connection, and an open mind.

From the streets of New Orleans to the heart of Chicago, crime rates in many American cities are surging. The consequences aren’t just statistics on a police blotter — they ripple through every part of our communities:

Most property owners don’t realize their biggest asset is also their biggest untapped resource. If you own investment property or commercial real estate, you might be leaving tens — sometimes hundreds — of thousands of dollars in tax benefits on the table.

The world is changing at lightning speed. AI is here, remote work is the new norm, and entire industries are transforming in front of our eyes. If you’ve ever wondered where the real opportunities are in this new economy — and what skills will make you recession-proof — this newsletter is for you.

Today, we’re diving deep into why these are no longer “nice to have” — they’re survival skills in a world hellbent on keeping you distracted, exhausted, and addicted to the illusion of progress.