Nothing is accomplished without work. I like the way Edison put it, “Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and
Multifamily leadership demands a relentless pace. But when was the last time you thought instead of reacting? Your calendar is packed. Likely double booked. Meetings,
Leading a multifamily enterprise is an act of service—but are you serving yourself? When you focus exclusively on residents, team members, and stakeholders, you risk
Unlocking the Power of Belief for Multifamily and Business Leadership Success I love this kind of literature! I find it inspiring. Not all of you
Motivation is an inside job. Extrinsic motivation, the dangling carrot of rewards or the looming stick of consequences, often feels like a useful tactic. It’s
Inspiration Outpaces Motivation: The True Catalyst for Change Motivation and inspiration are often conflated but are as different as a spark and a flame. Motivation
Discontentment isn’t your enemy. It’s your guide. When dissatisfaction creeps in, most people slam the brakes. They grit their teeth, force gratitude, or double down
In When the Body Says No, physician and renowned speaker Gabor Maté explores the profound connection between stress, emotions, and physical health. Through real-life case
The word “liminal” originates from the Latin word limen, meaning “threshold.” It describes the in-between state—when you’re not where you started but not yet where
J.D. Vance’s Hillbilly Elegy is a deeply personal memoir that doubles as a social commentary on the struggles of America’s white working class. Through vivid
