The Traffic Jam Theory of Success

In the early 1900s, an aging Japanese steam train engineer named Yasoichi Hori was growing increasingly concerned about his deteriorating eyesight.Hori's job relied on his ability to quickly read small track signals at a distance while moving at a high rate of speed. The cab he w ...  Show more

I think I'm having a midlife crisis."That's what my friend, who I'll call Joe, said to me at dinner a few weeks ago. Joe is in his early-40s. He's had a good career on a steady rising track in the world of finance. He's married with two kids, ages 7 and 4. He lives in the suburbs ...  Show more

Last week was a whirlwind! I had the chance to speak three times in one week in three different locations and let me tell you, it was incredible. I realized I’ve come a long way from who I used to be, and I needed my unique timeline to become the person capable of taking these op ...  Show more

Had an incredible weekend at the Conscious Investor Growth Summit, and I've got three takeaways to share with you.

Firstly, the pressure of public speaking often stems from a self-centered mindset.

Secondly, plans are useless, but planning is essential.< ...

I have just returned from a 3-week Asia Tour and in today's podcast I want to tell you a little about the lessons I learned in South Korea, Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, China, and Hong Kong. 

I wanted to let you in "under the kimono" a little bit and share 6 lessons that have been of service to me as I've walked through the journey of my life so far. I wanted to offer you some ideas that have really served me well, because I'm just like you, I'm trying to aspire to ...