Canadian golfer Moe Norman penned this profound little poem about the subconscious mind and how our inner thoughts can start to control us. My Little Robot By Moe Norman I have a little robot that goes around with me, I tell him what I'm thinking, I tell him what I see. I tell my little robot all my hopes and fears, He listens and remembers everything he hears. At first, my little robot followed my commands, But after years of training, it's gotten out of hand. He doesn't care what's right or wrong, or what is false or true, No matter what I try now, he tells me what to do. Moe Norman used to recite this to describe how the human mind operates—how the things we repeatedly tell ourselves eventually become automatic programming, for better or for worse.

There’s a difference between a job, a vocation, and a mission. Which one fits you better?

"If you have to climb a mountain, pick the one with the most glorious view at the top." ~ Keith Fields

There’s something you’ve been afraid to do. It’s something you know you should do, but for some reason a strange fear or apprehension arises when you think about doing it. Maybe it’s not as bad as you think. Maybe it’s you creating thoughts and scenarios in your mind. Maybe you should just do it. Have a great day.

TICAM is not built on content. It’s built on people. The connectors. The mentors. The gatherers. The leaders. The ones who see possibility where others see problems. The ones who build community when others build walls. The ones who create belonging when others create barriers. The ones who carry hope when others carry exhaustion. TICAM is the home for these people. A place where their gifts are not just appreciated—they are activated. A place where their influence is not just recognized—it is rewarded. A place where their leadership is not just needed—it is scaled. A place where their creativity is not just welcomed—it is monetized. These are the people who will build the TICAM movement. These are the people who will shape this new industry. These are the people who will carry TICAM into schools, nonprofits, churches, and communities across the nation. And they will do it because TICAM gives them something rare: A chance to lead. A chance to earn. A chance to build. A chance to matter.