One of my daily affirmations is “I do what I love and I love what I do.” I believe that, since we have to work, we should do our best to work at something we love. If we can unify the motivations in our personal and professional lives by doing what we love, we can create simplicity and harmony. 

Today I want to talk about how finding your genius can help with this

Usually January is a big month for most people to set new goals, revisit old goals and have that internal pep talk that this will be the year to accomplish those big goals once and for all! Here are some of my key tips for making that happen.

Most of my daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly activities are like the growth of a bamboo tree.

Like many people, the golf course has been a great place for me to build and grow relationships both personally and professionally. The basis of all the warm memories I have for the game started with the ones I treasure so much of going up to Ruttger's in Northern Minnesota with my family and playing with my father-in-law, Bob Nyrop. Those mornings and afternoons I learned integrity, patience, and proper etiquette. I learned about being a businessman, a father, a golfer, and a man. 

Have you ever felt stuck? You're feeling there's no place to go, you're unhappy with school, your job, your career path, your relationships, the town you live in! There are lots of "excuses" for being stuck.