Entrepreneurship is …
A couple months ago I was introduced to a great young entrepreneur in Tulsa named Josh Kunkel of Method Architecture. We’ve had a couple of lunches and I love his passion and knowledge of both architecture and entrepreneurship. So I asked him to let me interview him so others can …
Read moreHow The Design of Our Physical Space Can Affect Our Mental Health
The #1 question people ask me after leaving the company I started (and sold last year) currently is: What are you doing next? The best answer I have so far is: I don’t know, yet, but I’m following a path to know better. It’s not one that most appreciate or …
Read moreThe Biggest Question Everyone Asks Me And The Unsexy Answer
I started writing this post almost two weeks ago. But it’s been lingering in my heart for a while. I kept this post in draft with just a few words, more like musings on a napkin instead of an actual outline. Part of me wanted to get it done and …
Friendship is not competition. There’s a big and vast difference. Sure, our monthly poker game is cool where maybe I lose $50 to get a night full of camaraderie and entertainment. Or our fishing trip where we see who can (or cannot) catch the most fish. And yes, arm wrestling …
Finally …. a tool, a resource has arrived for entrepreneurs on maintaining good mental health is here, written by my friend, psychologist and fellow entrepreneur Dr. Sherry Walling and her serial entrepreneur husband Rob Walling. It’s called “The Entrepreneur’s Guide to Keeping Your Sh*t Together: How to Run Your Business …
Read moreEntrepreneurs: Your Companion Guide to Maintaining Good Mental Health