Saquon Barkley. Twenty-Six for the Philadelphia Eagles. You don’t need a detailed plan to get started, and you don’t have to wait for a new year, even though that can be a good time to make changes. What really matters is the truth you want to live. This means being honest about what happened and planning & executing for 2026. Here are six simple questions to help you shape what comes next. No resolutions, just clear prompts to build a framework. Six Questions to Shape a Bet

As It Was If 2024 felt crazy, 2025 was the year we started adapting to the crazy. Amidst chaos, we got better at moving with it. Good days, bad days, everything in between. For me, the shift wasn’t about control — it was about staying adaptable and consistent enough to navigate chaos without losing myself. That mindset showed up everywhere. In how we worked, how we connected, and how we created. Here are three shifts of the year that highlighted this. 🧳 A New Shape Younger w

Okay, before I get to yapping, I totally understand how cringeworthy this post may sound. In saying this, the attitude I aim to uncover here is common amongst athletes, successful business folks and even your friendly neighbour who always has a smile on their face. I should define what a loss may look like. To me, a loss is any moment that forces me to face myself. A failed attempt, a stupid mistake, a misread situation… anything that stings enough to make me pay attention.