Luck Is an Inside Job (Part 1: Preparation)
Luck isn’t magic. It’s manufactured. You don’t stumble into a lucky break. You prepare your way into it. Luck looks like a lottery ticket to
Luck isn’t magic. It’s manufactured. You don’t stumble into a lucky break. You prepare your way into it. Luck looks like a lottery ticket to
Balance isn’t a buzzword in Sweden. Swedish people think of it as a way of life. Lagom means “just the right amount.” Not too much.
Elmer Wheeler: “The Wealth Within You,” published by Prentice Hall in 1955 I bought the book in a consignment shop for $4.00! It offers actionable
You and I know great leaders aren’t made in boardrooms or corporate mothership offices. We are forged in moments of clarity. How do we get
Hoping for luck? Are you waiting for a sign? Heaven cannot help you, if you will not act. The world moves fast. That might be
George Washington once said they had not heard from Benjamin Franklin in Paris and should write him a letter. Weeks would pass before a response
Running is my therapy. It’s where I solve problems, release stress, and gain clarity. The rhythm of my feet on the pavement is like a
Multifamily leaders, pause. You’re not a machine. Yet our industry often demands you function like one. Relentless hours, constant resident needs, and market pressures push
Asynchronous is the kind of word that makes people nod like they understand it… then Google it five minutes later. It sounds like a condition.Or
People talk about “customer obsession” like it’s a virtue. It’s not. It’s a trap. Blind devotion to residents leads to bad decisions, weak margins, and