Franklin P. Jones nailed it—love doesn’t make the world go round, but it does make the ride worthwhile. Think about it. Economics, ambition, deadlines, and
Nietzsche’s famous quote is a bold idea, but it’s wrong. Some things that don’t kill you can leave lasting damage. Survival isn’t always victory. Many
Virgil was onto something. Struggle doesn’t weaken you—it sharpens you. On the downside of adversity, you’re refining your edge. Each setback you face levels up
Burdens aren’t meant to break you. They’re meant to test what you’re made of. If you feel a weight, know you’ve been chosen to carry
Most multifamily leaders focus on external skills—strategy, operations, growth—but ignore the internal foundation: resilience. Without it, leadership crumbles at the first sign of adversity. Authentic
Herbert M. Lefcourt’s work on the locus of control fundamentally changed how we understand human behavior and motivation. The concept is simple: it’s about how
“Whoever tries the most stuff wins” only scratches the surface. You win when you keep experimenting, refining, and learning. Tom Peters nailed it—movement beats stagnation.
The future of business is built on one core principle: put people first. Everything changes when you do. People are the drivers of innovation, and
On Loyalty: the power of intimate, face-to-face relationships stands out. A business that is not just focused on transactions builds trust, one conversation at a
Your actions will always speak louder than your words. People watch what you do more than they listen to what you say. Integrity is aligning
