Taking a break until September to finish new projects, prep future episodes, and keep building forward—stay connected and stay moving.

We focus on simple actions that help you reset, refocus, and respond, rather than react when life punches first.

I share how the concepts of tension and compression from Jiu-Jitsu can help you lead through pressure, adapt in real time, and still move forward.

This Anchor Points episode explores how real leadership means knowing when to step back and trust.

In this episode, "The Day My Son Surpassed Me," I share the story of how my son surpassed me, not just in the gym, but also in emotional steadiness.

I break down the pros and cons of remote, hybrid, and in-office work based on real-world experience and leadership lessons.

Talking and walking through when we want to stay close to five direct reports and when it's ok to go up to ten.

We break down how project managers and emergency leaders can align around a shared risk language.

Blend project risk tools with FEMA’s THIRA to better plan, prioritize, and prepare for uncertainty in projects and public safety.

The importance of applying some form of structure to any event, initiative, or project.