With all the chaos and distractions having better clarity is critical in today’s changing world 🌏 you can go to petekane.me/clarity. We are here to support you.

When we started out at Overture of 55 and older, Community, we did in studio podcast and focused on Kennesaw and related people with great stories. Here’s a list of some of them 💪 https://open.spotify.com/playlist/36BKwGIr7aEYzU4JL4uZER?si=vx9_4jksTa2adAh4Md9psQ&pi=rf8ADexuQ3aPp

I’ve been writing three wins each day for 2 1/2 years and I think it has rewired my brain for more happiness. Here’s a video that explains how tiny habits can make an impact on our happiness. https://youtu.be/i8g474xdL50?si=Z-9xz8ZoqJYGeVFI what habit do you have that fills your happiness bucket?

Most people don’t realize it, but every day you wake up, you’re choosing which game you’re going to play. The busy game…or the freedom game. And the scary part? You can be incredibly busy and still be losing. The Busy Game (and Why It Burns You Out) The busy game looks productive on the surface.Emails. Meetings. Social media. Content scrolling. TV at night to “unwind.” But busyness is usually just distraction dressed up as work. When you focus on supply—doing more tasks, more effort, more hustle—you feel exhausted, overwhelmed, and stuck. That’s where burnout lives. And burnout doesn’t build freedom. The Freedom Game Is a Demand Game Freedom is a lifestyle game. When you focus on demand—leads, cash flow, and community—you unlock something completely different: - Predictable income - A thriving business - Time and location flexibility - Space to create, travel, and actually enjoy life - Demand creates cash flow.Cash flow builds communities.Communities build sustainable freedom. That’s the shift. Marathon Runner vs. Motorized Bike 🚴‍♂️ Imagine two people in the same marathon. One is running as hard as they can. Respectable. Impressive. Exhausting. The other hops on a motorized bike. Same race.Different vehicle. In the digital age, systems, leverage, AI, and global connectivity are the bike. If you’re still running, it’s not because you’re not capable—it’s because no one showed you another way. Lifestyle Business vs. Performance Business I learned this from Daniel Priestley, and I live it every day. A lifestyle business is: - 3–12 people - High profit - Fun - Freedom-focused - Systemized and self-organized The danger zone is the middle—when you grow without structure. That’s the desert. And if you don’t know how to navigate it, it will kill your momentum (and sometimes your business). Structure, systems, HR, and financial focus matter—but only after you get product-market fit. Product-Market Fit: Where Most Businesses Fail