05/04/2026
What so many people don’t tell you is that being an entrepreneur isn’t as glamorous as it looks.
It’s so damn rewarding and I wouldn’t have it any other way.But if you want to fast-track your personal development journey… run a company. Step into leadership. Get into sales. 😂
All of it will stretch you.
Because in these roles, it can feel like punches are constantly being thrown your way. It’s a rollercoaster.
One day you’re riding high, everything is clicking.
The next day, things fall through the cracks, plans shift, and you’re forced to pivot…again.
And what I’ve really been leaning into—especially while writing The Hallway in Between—is how to stay steady through it all.
How to not get too high on the highs…or too low in the lows…and instead respond like: “It’s just another day in the office.”
Because:A bad day doesn’t define you and it doesn’t mean everything is falling apart. A great day isn’t the finish line either.
It’s all part of the same journey ups, downs, pivots, growth.
Right now, the company I’ve built over the past decade is taking off.
My speaking career is growing.
I’m on stage every week.
I’m writing my book.
I’ve brought on new team members.
And with rapid growth comes a new reality:
New levels → new problems → new solutions.
One of the biggest shifts I’ve made recently is hiring A-players.
Not just to “help,” but to lead.To own their roles.
To elevate alongside the company.
Because the goal isn’t to do everything myself it’s to build something that runs with me, not on me.
And honestly, I feel grateful for these growing pains.
I get to empower my team.
Create opportunities.
Build something bigger than just me.
Which also allows me to step deeper into what I love most speaking, creating, and being the visionary behind it all.
Anyway… just felt like sharing this today.
I usually write a weekly Substack, but lately I’ve been deep in the work behind the scenes—and this is what’s been on my mind.
If you’re in a season of growth right now, just know: the highs and lows? They’re part of it.
Keep going.