Why Unity, Not Competition, Is the Real Key to Raising Strong Kids A few years ago, my in-laws came to visit us in Orlando. Wanting to show them something beyond the theme parks, we took everyone canoeing at Wekiwa Springs – crystal-clear water, tall cypress trees, and wildlife around every bend. Our kids jumped in one canoe, my in-laws in another, and my wife, … [Read more...]
The Winning Family: Why Straight A’s Shouldn’t Be the Goal This Year (and What Should Be Instead)
Ready or not, the new school year is here! Backpacks are being packed, routines are falling back into place, and families everywhere are gearing up for the mad dash of early mornings, lunchboxes, homework and after-school activities. As the school year kicks off, many parents are asking their kids that familiar question: “So, what are your goals for this year?” If your kids … [Read more...]
The Winning Family: Date Nights & Deadlines: Prioritizing Marriage in a Busy World
On June 1st, my wife and I celebrated 34 years of marriage. And no – we didn’t just survive those years – we’ve grown stronger through them. People often ask us, “What’s your secret?” I can sum it up in one word: priorities. But before I share what’s kept us going for three decades, let me tell you how it all began…we met on a blind date. Not the kind set up by an app with … [Read more...]
The Winning Family: The 5-Minute Habit That Strengthens Work and Home Life
In a world that often feels like it’s spinning faster every day – with meetings, deadlines, school drop-offs, sports practices, and dinner to make – it’s easy for families to feel stretched thin. Parents are trying to give their best both at work and at home, but instead, many feel like they’re constantly falling short on both fronts. Here’s the good news: Winning at work … [Read more...]
The Winning Family: Why Work-Life Balance Is a Myth – and What to Pursue Instead
Nik Wallenda, the legendary high-wire artist, has walked across Niagara Falls, the Grand Canyon and Times Square on a thin steel cable. Each step requires precision and adaptability. But here’s what’s surprising – Wallenda doesn’t seek perfect balance. “If you’re completely still on the wire, you’ll fall,” he once said. Balance isn’t about being motionless; it’s about … [Read more...]
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