Intentions vs. Goals
Most people use “goals” and “intentions” interchangeably, but they’re not the same. In this post, we explore how defining true intentions sourced by what’s most important to you can transform your goals, align your actions with purpose, and unlock new possibilities for growth and fulfillment in business and life.
Creating and Distinguishing Origin Stories: A Surprising Access To Autonomy
Learn why your business and career need powerful origin stories—and how crafting them gives you freedom, clarity, and authentic leadership.
Created Ambition vs. Inherited Ambition
Are your ambitions truly your own—or inherited from others?
Many of us chase goals shaped by family expectations, cultural norms, or the unspoken “rules” of business. This kind of inherited ambition can create anxiety, burnout, and a life that feels disconnected from your true purpose. In this blog post, we explore the difference between inherited and created ambition—the kind of vision that comes from asking “why?” and aligning your goals with your Calling. Discover how shifting from inherited to created ambition can lead to greater autonomy, fulfillment, and integrity in both life and work.
Creating Yourself as a Learner
Discover how to thrive in today’s fast-changing world by creating yourself as a lifelong learner. This blog explores the hidden blindspot of being “too busy to learn,” why being open-minded isn’t enough, and how to build daily habits that drive real evolution in your career and personal growth.
Networks of Contribution
Ditch transactional networking and build a powerful Network of Contribution. This post explores how to create authentic, high-performing business relationships rooted in commitment, ambition, and value. Learn the difference between convenient connections and meaningful collaboration that shapes the future.
Era of Unlimited Possible Connection
The conventional use of technology in today’s business world includes outdated mindsets from the labor-driven past. Instead of using computers and software to simply “get more done,” we propose you can use them to fulfill meaningful intentions—especially your Calling. Technology isn’t the point—people and their intentions are.