What Your Business Hides Is What Costs You the Most
I had not planned to bring up the Johari Window. It just came out. I was sitting across from Geneva […]
I Was There To Build the Foundation. They’re Building the Future
You’ve never taken a ride in a time machine. Neither have I. But I sure felt like I had. This
You’re Worth More Than You Think
How Mindset, Value, and the Words We Use Shape Everything At the beginning of a new year, we tend to
What a Press Release Taught Me About the Future of Marketing
Frustrated at waiting for Google to update their index, I recently ran a simple experiment. I wrote a press release,
Mental Health Support Before Crisis: Bryan Eisenberg’s NAMI Central Texas Interview
There were days I could barely get off the couch. I struggled to shower, and if my dog Hero had
A Milkman’s Deal, a Thousand Volunteers, and the County That Doubled in Six Years
When former county judge William Gravell says his family landed in Williamson County because a milkman struck a bargain with
You Can’t Build a Business Without Building a Story First With K. LaFleur-Anders
There’s a moment in every entrepreneur’s life when the spreadsheet stops mattering. A moment when the funding pitch fades, the
From Campfires to Catalysts: Why Entrepreneurs Thrive When Community Comes First
Not every conversation leaves an imprint. But some, like the one I recently had with Kevin Koym, stay with you.
Legacy Is Built Between Bites: What Will Peckham Taught Me About the Stories We Leave Behind
Some men build resumes. Others build roots. Will Peckham didn’t just run for office or shake hands at ribbon cuttings.
A Four-Year-Old Just Outsold You with Nicholle Walton Durban
Last Saturday in Round Rock a preschooler sold every glitter candle on her table in ninety minutes. No ad budget,
The Elephant in the Room: What Midlife Women (and Men) Aren’t Talking About but Should
Last week on the Rock Solid podcast, I sat down with fitness and menopause coach Karen Cerezo. I expected a
Building Community, Feeding Purpose: A Conversation with Diana Lindsey
When people ask me what makes Round Rock different, I don’t hesitate. It’s not just the growth. It’s not just
Pong wasn’t just a game. It was the spark.
I was around six the first time I played it. Two paddles. One dot. No story, except the one you
Why Your Kid Should Run a Business Before They Get a Job
Have you ever seen a 10-year-old negotiate product margins, rethink branding strategy, and pivot to a new product based on
Deana Cavanaugh on Nonprofit Leadership and Raising Funds with Purpose
Have you ever met someone and thought, “How do they manage to do it all and still care so deeply?”