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Plan A, B and C to Thrive While You Survive
I have devoted a massive amount of time recently researching where this economy is going. I am very concerned with the direction we are going, both economically and politically, as it concerns Family...
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Why “Why” is More Powerful Than “How”
As the founder of the Family First Entrepreneur movement, I am constantly in conversation with very bright folks on the topic work/family balance. In my mentoring and coaching, I am gaining more and...
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Love, Learn, Live Life with Joy
A reminder of the little, yet important things that allow us to live fulfilling and meaningful lives.
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ONO Breakdown - Part 1
Over the next few months, I will be going through ONO, from beginning to end, and will be digging in a little deeper to the content. There is so much more to say than the words that are written in the...
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ONO Breakdown - Part 2
Marc Warnke breaks down his book, ONO: Options Not Obligations, by going in depth on why it is important to live the dream.
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Is Competition Good for Our Kids?
My wife and I had a spirited discussion (code for, almost an argument) last night on the topic of competition as it relates to the human condition and parenting. The defensiveness, and resulting...
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Why Christmas
This is an email I recently received from Troy Olds, a business partner of mine. In these economic times I think it is critical to remember why we celebrate Christmas and to not fall into the trap of...
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Small Biz. The Rich? Employers of the US
I was recently sent this letter by one of my Family First Entrepreneur friends. I think it encapsulates why we need to support small business and Family First Entrepreneurs, politically, as they are...
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How to Take Bad News and Still Thrive
The economic times we are in are touching people’s lives in a challenging fashion. I recently ate dinner with a Harvard Law graduate who felt lucky have landed a less than ideal job. In my personal...
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