Backroads

At first glance, Henry David Thoreau and Theodore Roosevelt seem like polar opposites. Thoreau, the introspective naturalist, seeking...

GREY BULL In the space where shadows fall,   Where echoes cry and lost ones call,   Between the lines, unseen, unheard,   We move with...

Subtitle: Why Shared Adversity Builds Unbreakable Connection There’s a kind of friendship that’s forged only in discomfort—the kind that...

This past weekend, we gathered as family and friends to celebrate the life of an incredible man—our dad. The outpouring of love and...

The Unexpected Guides Who Shape Our Path Not every mentor wears the title. Some just show up with a steady stride, a quiet word, or a...

Subtitle: Why True Friends Are Your North Star There’s something about a trailhead at sunrise that strips away pretense. No signal. No...

Intro Post: “Why Both Worlds Matter” Subtitle: Finding Wisdom Where Strategy Meets Solitude I’ve spent years navigating boardrooms—making...