For a long time, I avoided uncomfortable conversations, trying to avoid conflict. If you’ve ever stayed silent to avoid conflict, you already know the cost. Your mind is constnatly thinking of the situation, relationships can suffer, and the problem grows louder the longer its ignored. We all want to grow and progress and that doesn't come from avoiding the hard conversations, it comes from taking responsibilty, being honest and tackling the issues at hand. If you have a problem/situation whether thats with a contractor, investor, business partner, friend, etc. the best approach is to address the issue as quickly as you can, be honest, talk about the issue and discuss possible solutions. The other party will value you more for being able to have open transparent conversations. Speak early. Speak clearly. Speak with respect. It won’t always be easy, but it will always be worth it. 👉 What conversation have you been avoiding that could change everything?

Unfortunately LIFE doesn’t hand out free lessons. I know how frustrating it feels when things don’t go your way. When progress feels slow and the lesson feels heavy. It’s easy to think you’re failing. Experience has taught me that those moments aren’t punishment, they’re payment, your entry fee. Payment for growth, wisdom, and resilience. What we all want is progress without pain. But real growth comes from leaning into the lesson, not running from it. Reflect. Adjust. Apply. Move forward stronger. 👉 What lesson is life teaching you right now — and how will you use it?

I'm sure, like me, many of us have stress in our lives. Work, business, relationships, etc. I thought stress came from the situation, the deadlines, the pressure, the uncertainty. Some believe stress isn’t caused by what’s happening, it’s caused by how we think about what’s happening. We all face things we can’t control. That’s where I used to get the most stressed, replaying the same worries, going down the "what if?" scenarios, burning energy on problems I can’t change. When this starts to happen I try and catch my thoughts and remind myself that I can't control everything. I can, however, do everything I possibly can to influence a situation but I need to accept there are things I can't control. Life happens for a reason. So here’s the rules I try and live by now: Control what you can. Let go of what you can’t. Refocus my energy on the next constructive step. That mindset doesn’t remove challenges, it removes unnecessary stress. 👉 Today, ask yourself: what can I release that I’ve been trying to control?

Bill Gates once said, "We over estimate what we can achieve in one year but we under estimate what we can achieve in 10 years." If you’ve ever felt stuck, it’s usually not because your vision is too big, it’s because you’re trying to do everything at once. Big thinking gives you direction. Small steps give you momentum. Break the vision down. Focus on the next action, not the entire journey. Consistency beats intensity every time. That’s how big goals actually get achieved — one small, intentional step at a time.

Hi all! Myself and my buyer want to move quickly on a sale. Has anyone had good experiences with a lawyer dealing with a HMO sale where they worked fast? Thanks