The most over-used statement in business and life is "Im Busy". This drives me crazy when I hear this and when I say the same thing myself. What this really means is you have poor time management or your "why" is NOT bigger than your mindset. I find myself at least once a week too busy for my own good and those around me. My "hack" is to reset the day, reset my to do list, make sure my priorities are in line with my goals. And get out of my own way. There is no excuse that you are too busy and we should NOT put ourselves in a corner with being too busy. Here are a few members in this community that can help you get out of your own way. @Matthew Vincent is a SUPER STAR in finding your own way and re-capturing your life. We are lucky to have him in here in the community. Expect him to be a guest on one of our upcoming calls. @Brad Dunn and @Heidi Love Rendina @Taylor Wiggers can all help you find a way to build a schedule around your physical fitness and eating habits. Of course that creates more energy to get through your day.

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As we push though our day working and spending time with our families, others are making sacrifices in Public Service. Today Charlie Kirk was shot on a college campus in Utah. After seeing the raw footage of the incident, I don't see how he makes it out alive. We can be better than this as a society. Its starts here in small communities like this... How will you make a difference?

Not sure if I will be able to make it today but I wanted to share this article about how Jimmy Johnson is redefining NASCAR partnerships. I know that racing isn't everyone's thing, but the thoughts are solid. https://www.forbes.com/sites/gregengle/2025/09/07/how-jimmie-johnson-is-redefining-sponsorship-inside-nascars-infield/

This is one of my favorite photos with a client. His name is Paul Garrett. In this photo he was 96 years old, and happy. He loved to work. He also loved to give back. He worked everyday of his life including birthdays and holidays. Im not saying we should all do that. But what I do want to point out is the smile on his face. This is a man that enjoyed his life and the work that he does every single day. Can we all say that with a smile? I have spoken to several potential clients recently about their life and what they want to do. Both in there mid 40's and had zero clue what makes them happy. I have to always go back to your Values+Goals+Work=Happiness. Go do something that makes you happy today! Paul worked for two more years before he passed at 98. Happy of course... Now his family is tasked with giving away his nearly a Billion $ fortune to charities.