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January 16, 2026

Same Human Beings

“We are so thankful that we met you, Jeremy,” Susan said. She then posted the same thing publicly online! I’m so appreciative for the relationship and the work we have done for her and their family. Later in the week, after seeing the post, my client Susan and I spoke live. I just wanted to inquire about her husband, Charles’, health (he’s battling cancer) and all that the family had going on. No performance discussions, just simply a check-in “How is Chet feeling?” I asked. “He is doing ok,” Susan replied. “We have had a few small scares, but we […]
January 9, 2026

Clarity and commitment.

Clarity and commitment. As we welcome in another year, I find that thinking about clarity and commitment as critical steps for my 2026. After all, you cannot have commitment without clarity. But you also cannot have clarity without commitment. What I mean by this is that one must commit to being clear about what one wants: personally, professionally, spiritually and financially. Once the commitment is made, a clear vision about what’s in-store follows. I am not afraid to admit that for years I failed in both. Sure, I still saw some success, but never truly was “all in” with my […]
January 2, 2026

The Power of Clarity

It’s amazing what happens when you visualize where you want to be, commit to it – and then go public with it! For many years, I have not been all that clear. The results, while not horrible, have been less that what they could have been – what they should have been. Until now. It took me really looking in the mirror and (a little help from my coach) to realize that. There is nothing worse than wasted potential, not being all that you can be. We all get that choice. Mine is simple: believe it, say it, and do […]
December 26, 2025

I forgive you.

Forgiveness. It’s so difficult for most people – and yet so important for all of us. Holding on to those negative feelings and thoughts simply eats you up. It creates self-defeating behavior that is very difficult to get past. I never forgave my father for how he was involved (or lack thereof) in the lives of my sister and me. Then, in 2013, he died. My sister had taken on the brunt of his care, doing all for him that he needed, being available when the assisted living facility called. While I simply worked. I stayed away, did the minimum. […]
December 19, 2025

Bringing people together.

This week, I had the pleasure of bringing some great people together: clients, friends, colleagues. It seems that so often people are afraid of sharing their relationships. Whether it’s been in business or personally, in my experience, many don’t like to share. There’s that fear that a relationship may prefer one person over another, that fear of what they will say when I am not around. I have always believed that if one person gets better, then we all get better. We all do better by being together. Now, this does not mean that we all need to agree on […]
December 12, 2025

Appreciated

What is it about a simple thank you that makes people feel so good – that warm feeling inside that you get when you feel appreciated? I had a meeting with a client and friend this week who was having a difficult time: Life. Business. Family. Just all around difficult. We sat and talked for a while. He asked my opinion on several things. I gave him my view. It was a difficult discussion, but a good one. As we were leaving, he looked at me, gave me a hug, and said, “Thanks, Jeremy. Thanks for listening and always giving […]
December 5, 2025

Calm

Many years ago, Prince Charles, while traveling in Australia, was shot at by a man in the crowd. On January 26, 1994, he was attending Australia Day celebrations in Sydney when a man suddenly raised a starter pistol and fired two blank shots directly in the Prince’s direction. The assailant was a 24-year-old university student protesting the treatment of asylum seekers in Australia. Though the gun only fired blanks, no one in the crowd – or in Charles’ security detail – initially knew that. For those few seconds, it appeared to be an assassination attempt. But what stood out in that frozen moment was Prince […]
November 28, 2025

Growing up, I don’t remember…

Growing up, I don’t remember being heard much or even feeling loved. Now, make no bones about it, today, as an adult, I know I was. My family just struggled to share that. However, the lack of feeling loved and wanted is still within me, all these years later. Not having those feelings or memories has affected me as a man. The pros are that I am able to focus under pressure for long periods of time – courage under fire. The cons are that I struggle to find happiness in most things. More money. Eh.  More free time. Eh.  […]
November 21, 2025

The Greatest Day of my Life

The greatest day of my life was the day my daughter was born. I actually created a person! But I was also intent on making sure she would not be like me. She was not going to have my struggles, my pain. Instead, when she was born, she was perfect. But as time has passed and she is older, the thing is, she is a lot like me. The difference is now I get to help mold her and help her be the best at whatever she tries and wants to be. At 12 years of age, she has her […]
November 14, 2025

Innovation

Innovation will never replace conversation. I was recently with a client of mine who has gone through a series of rough challenges: the loss of a loved one, business challenges, financial and other setbacks. ‘Things he never thought he would experience today and at this stage in his life. We started talking about where he came from, where he is today, and where he wants to be in the future. He was getting stuck on the last part – his legacy – as he was clouded by the here and now, limited by the feelings and emotions he was dealing […]
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