We look at how our values fuel our drive and how they often come into friction with today’s sociopolitical issues that I feel we are pressured to all have a solid stance on.

Nothing drives us like a purpose. We love stories of epic circumstances that led to heroic acts. Whether its Martin Luther King or your favorite fictional superhero who saves the world.

We watch the Olympics because it inspires us. Watching people give it their all just touches us at a soul level. Being brought to the very limit of our ability and pulling through is a deep, human exp

m taking aim at Abraham Maslows hierarchy of needs. Maslow first introduced the concept of a hierarchy of needs in his 1943 paper, titled "A Theory of Human Motivation.

Ive long been curious about the difference in our immediate drive and our future drive. I often refer to it as our appetites.

Im more focused than ever on how our personal stories are what drives us. Part of my own story is care and concern for our planet. Not because Im so altruistic, but I adore the outdoors.

We are driven to our work for many reasons. Those reasons we go into the job, the career, or the business are what dictate our overall happiness and success, yet most of us go after it for the wrong r

Ive spent a lifetime labeled as a high achiever. High performer. I bet you have as well. We have become experts in doing things.

Something happens in your life. A stimulus if you will. Something happens, somebody says or does something, and you have an immediate and uncontrollable reaction.

here is a common belief and drive that we have good and bad in us. That we are at war with our flesh. We mean well but we fall to this darkness inside of us.