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Chicago Trip Recap
A Trip With a Purpose My Chicago Trip Recap. Last week (mid September) I traveled to my companies Chicago office in Schaumburg, Illinois. I was sent there for a clear reason: to learn as much...
Read MoreBroken Crayons Still Color – It’s Never Over
There is a saying I keep coming back to: broken crayons still color. Six words. That’s all it is. But every time I sit with it, something in me exhales. Because if I’m being honest,...
Read MoreStop Waiting to Be Picked
Stop Waiting to Be Picked You’ve done the work. You have outperformed. You’ve been patient. It’s time to stop waiting for someone else to recognize what you already know. You know the feeling. You’ve hit...
Read MoreBook Recommendation: Multipliers – The Book That Made Me Rethink How I Lead
Multiplier? Diminisher? Accidental Diminisher? I have read a lot of leadership books. Most of them get skimmed, nodded at, and shelved. Multipliers by Liz Wiseman is not one of those books. It is the rare...
Read More2026 Detroit Field Office Trade Day Recap
Detroit Trade Day 2026: The People Made the Trip I spent a few days in Detroit this month, most of it built around the 15th Annual Detroit Field Office Trade Day at Huntington Place. On...
Read MoreKnow Your Value. It is that Simple.
Know Your Value. Refuse to Accept Less. There’s a specific kind of quiet that happens when you realize the trade you made on purpose, taking less than you were worth for the sake of an...
Read MoreBuilding Executive Presence as a Black Man
Gravitas, authenticity, and visibility — woven into one. Picture a Black manager walking into a quarterly business review. The deck is sharp. The numbers are clean. He has done the work. But the moment he...
Read MoreTransitioning Careers Without Losing Momentum or Identity
Let me set the scene. I came up through engineering. I studied it, lived it, and parlayed it into a career in tech — including building my own startups. If you had told me then...
Read MoreSelah: Pause and Reflect
On the quiet discipline we keep forgetting There is a small word tucked into the Psalms that most readers skip over. Selah. Scholars still debate exactly what it meant to the original audience, but the...
Read MoreYear 38: Thank God For the Blessings
Year 38: Progress Over Perfection Today I turn 38, and before I say anything else, I want to give thanks to God…for the opportunities that have come my way, for doors that opened when I...
Read MoreMy 2026 Learning Plan
Why I treat growth as a discipline, not a destination. Obviously I am a little late posting… Every January, I ask myself the same question: what do I need to learn this year to become...
Read MoreBuilt to Deliver – An AI Generated Story
Check this story out and when you are done, check out the prompts so you can give it a try! High above a restless coastline where steel meets sea, a new kind of hero took...
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