Marry someone you love talking to. You'll come home to that voice, go to sleep to that voice, wake up to that voice. You'll have thousands of conversations, some deep, some dull, some in passing, some in anger. But if you can talk through anything, you can get through anything.

The key to a good life: Fill your mornings with gratitude, your days with work you’re proud of, and your evenings with time for the ones who matter most. You really don't need much more than that.

Two types of people: Those who focus on what they want. Those who focus on what's in the way. The first sees opportunity and believes they can get there. The second sees obstacles and thinks about why they can't. Both end up being right. You get to decide which one you are.

You can’t control if someone underestimates you. You can control if you make it true.

Underrated life skill: When drama comes into your life, ground yourself in facts. Chaos thrives on emotion and assumptions. Opinions, gossip, and rumors will pull you under. But the truth will calm your mind, guide your actions, and shrink the problem to its real size.

Being someone people trust is the biggest advantage in life. People can live with mistakes, but dishonesty is a non-starter. Everything good––relationships, deals, opportunities... flows to those who keep their word.

High-value behavior shift: When someone gives you good news about their life, match their energy. Smile. Celebrate. Be as happy as they are. People remember who cheered without envy, clapped without hesitation, and showed up without making it about themselves.

High-value behavior shift: When someone gives you good news about their life, match their energy. Smile. Celebrate. Be as happy as they are. People remember who cheered without envy, clapped without hesitation, and showed up without making it about themselves.

Underrated question: What would I do if I wasn’t afraid of looking stupid? Too many dreams die at the hands of imagined embarrassment.

The simplest way to give back: Be generous with your earned knowledge. The best advice comes from lived experience, not theory. Share what cost you time, money, or pride to learn. A few words from the right person at the right time can shift someone’s entire life. Be that person.