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I’m spending this week in Denver at the EntreLeadership Summit! Excited to learn from some of the best and hope to share some insights throughout the week






If no one’s willing to stand up, nothing will ever change. At Summit, The Babylon Bee CEO Seth Dillon delivered a powerful reminder to leaders: courage starts at the top. Your example—your willingness to speak the truth, live by conviction, and resist cultural pressure—sets the

If you think meetings are the problem, think again. At Summit, Patrick Lencioni broke down why most teams hate meetings, and how the real issue is bad meetings. From daily check-ins to quarterly offsites, he lays out the four types of meetings every team needs to thrive.



You’re always negotiating, even when you don’t realize it. Christopher Voss breaks down for us at Summit how real negotiation isn’t about winning; it’s about understanding, trust, and collaboration.

The best way to get buy-in? Get people to come to an idea themselves. At Summit, David Kwong taught us the power of the “illusion of free choice”—a concept that applies just as much to leadership and sales as it does to magic. When people feel ownership, everyone wins.

You don’t have to be famous to be a hero. If you’re the first in your family to break the cycle of poverty, addiction, or fear, you’ve already done something heroic. Stephen Mansfield reminded us at Summit that heroism isn’t about headlines. It’s about legacy. And it often

Hope isn’t a feeling. It’s a decision. It’s what you choose when the truth is heavy and the outcome is unclear. It’s what remains when the plans fall apart. It’s the quiet, defiant act of saying, “We’re not done yet.” As Dr. John Delony said at Summit, hope is not easy, and it's




