If you’re serious about making your big goals a reality… Tattoo this in your mind: 1. There will never be a perfect time to start. 2. Your time on this earth is limited. Regardless of what the gurus on social media tell you… Those two things are the absolute fucking truth. No, you can’t afford to take it easy for the next 3 years. No, you can’t wait for the “right” time. No, things aren’t just going to happen for you. Quit waiting for perfect conditions. Make a decision. Take action. Force the conditions to work for you. And you can do that today. Today could be the day you look back on 10, 15, or 20 years from now and say… “That was the day everything changed.” Nobody who ever did anything worthwhile sat around waiting for the stars to align. They made a decision. They committed. They went. And nobody who ever won regretted going all in on themselves. Take action today… Or spend the rest of your life sitting on the bench waiting for perfect conditions that will never come. ~ Andy Frisella

Hello Gentlemen I am planning to get a MTM 3 piece double breasted suit. I know this may seem like an obvious question, but should the vest also be double breasted? I would imagine it would be, but I'm just thinking of the visual and wonder how much of the best you would actually see. Also, has anyone had any experience with suit shop? They have some nice tweed suits, but I'm not sure of the quality. Thanks for your input

There’s a special kind of quality family time that comes from standing side by side on the range, sharing laughs, friendly competition, and a commitment to safe firearms training. Days like this are about more than ringing steel targets—they’re about building memories, passing on skills, and enjoying each other’s company away from the distractions of everyday life. The sound of steel, the smell of gunpowder, and the camaraderie of family make for an unforgettable afternoon. Time spent together is always valuable, but time spent making memories on the range is hard to beat.

Got a lot done yesterday and the positivity from that is carrying over into today. Complex project deliverables from yesterday and ready to be tackled today. Nothing gets me geeked out more than needing to solve complex problems, especially when my input can have a large impact on my client getting a billion dollar product approved. Mostly an office day today, so no need for a formal suit. • Blazer — DOJ-010 (Ralph Lauren): A classic navy wool blazer with rope shoulders and polished brass buttons, combining Italian-American tailoring DNA. The full polyester lining and small notched lapels keep it versatile across business formal and smart casual contexts—ideal for a video-conference day that spans P3 internal discussions to vendor meetings. • Shirt — DS-033 (Brisk): A mid-blue Pima cotton twill dress shirt with a 5" spread collar and barrel cuffs. The light but sufficient drape and single chest pocket make it a clean, professional canvas. The twill weave adds subtle texture that reads well on camera without visual noise. • Undershirt — US-002 (Ralph Lauren Polo): A dependable white cotton crew-neck undershirt that disappears under the mid-blue shirt. No show-through risk and comfortable for all-day wear during back-to-back video calls. • Tie — NT-031 (Kirby Allison): A navy silk tie with white and black basket weave pattern from Kirby Allison—3-fold construction with self-tipping and 3.5" width. The subtle geometric pattern adds visual interest on camera while maintaining boardroom-level formality. • Pocket Square — PS-004 (Charles Tyrwhitt): A silk and wool medallion pocket square in light blue, navy, brown, and white. The brown and navy tones tie together the blazer and slacks while the light blue echoes the dress shirt—harmonizing the entire upper body for the camera frame. • Slacks — SL-006 (JW Nordstrom): Dark brown wool slacks with a slight sheen and classic no-pleat construction. The low rise and regular cuff provide a traditional business silhouette. The dark brown grounds the navy blazer beautifully and creates the perfect odd-jacket combination.