What If You Were Doing Everything Right. And Your Body Quit On You Anyway.
My blood sugar hit 376. Not my step count. Not my revenue. My blood sugar. I was walking 9,200+ steps
The Power of Being of Service: What David Valdez’s Career Actually Teaches About Building a Personal Brand
David Valdez stood close enough to touch the President of the United States for four years, camera in hand, and
The Paperwork Mistake I See in Almost Every Home Care Family
By the time a family calls A Place At Home – North Austin, the paperwork problem already happened. They just
Controlling the Controllables: What a Utility Infielder Taught Me About Running a Business
Randy Johnson threw a perfect game on May 18, 2004, and Matt Kata spent the sixth, seventh, eighth, and ninth
The Story You Never Say Out Loud Is the One That Scales
She Was Mopping the Floor Last Week Monica von Waaden runs a nonprofit that feeds more than 5,000 kids a
Just Show Up. The Plan Will Find You.
Your heart knows something your head does not. And until you act on it, you will never find out what.
Your Core Story Is the Only Thing AI Can’t Replace
Ennis Wright grew up off Chandler Creek in Round Rock, went to Stony Point High School, played football, graduated from
Your Job Description Is the Same as Everyone Else’s. That’s Why Nobody’s Reading It.
I spend a lot of time reading job descriptions I’m not supposed to be reading. I read them the way
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
Working Hard When No One’s Watching: The Lesson No School Teaches
Hunter Leatherman grew up right here in Round Rock. His parents were bankers. He attended Cedar Ridge High School, studied
The Words You Use Are Costing You More Than You Think
Years ago, our team changed four words on a Dell configurator page. We swapped out “learn more” and replaced it
They Want 6th Graders to Choose a Career. Trina Martin Has a Better Idea.
What were you going to be when you grew up? I was going to be a few things. So were
Round Rock Is Quietly Becoming a Startup Town: What Destin George Bell, a Million New Startups, and Vibe Coding Mean for Founders Right Now
When Destin George Bell moved from Kentucky to Austin, he slept in his car. He was making eight dollars an
What a $100M Bike Company Taught Me About Living To Be Like Amazon
Some conversations feel like finding a page you didn’t know was missing from your own book. That’s what happened when
She Built a Business Designed to Lose Customers. That’s Why She’s Winning.
I said it out loud in the middle of the interview, and I meant it as a joke. But it