Growth & Learning
The Pursuit of Better
I've never believed that experience alone makes someone better. Growth comes from staying curious, challenging what you think you know, and being willing to change your approach when you find a better way.
Whether it's leadership, business, technology, or life outside of work, I'm constantly looking for opportunities to learn, improve, and put new ideas into practice. I don't expect to have all the answers, but I never want to stop asking questions.
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CertainPath
For over 15 years, I've been part of an industry-leading best practices group in the home service industry, attending semi-annual seminars and receiving top-tier coaching. I've expanded my expertise through numerous courses at their Dallas HQ, covering Customer Service, Sales, Budgeting, Marketing, Trainer Training, and General Management.
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Dale Carnegie
I attended the Dale Carnegie Training program and completed an in-person course, Leadership Training for Managers.
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Arete Syndicate
I've been an active member of the Arete Syndicate for over 6 years, engaging with high-performing entrepreneurs through monthly training sessions led by Ed Mylett and Andy Frisella. Topics include leadership, operations, marketing, and sales. Biannual summits provide networking opportunities and insights from guest speakers like David Goggins, Steve Wozniak, and Jesse Itzler.
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Simon Sinek
I have attended live seminars by Simon Sinek and completed his leadership and public speaking workshops, enhancing my skills in these critical areas.
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Imapct Theory University
I spent two years in Tom Bilyeu's Impact Theory University, gaining invaluable knowledge from his Quest journey through lectures and workshop-style courses.
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Echelon Front
When it comes to leadership and accountability, Jocko Willink's Echelon Front training is unmatched. I've read his books and completed his online courses on Extreme Ownership, significantly enhancing my leadership skills and accountability.
I Love to Learn & Grow
Pardon the mess.. This photo is from an old office and shows some of the books I’ve collected over the years. I love to read non-fiction, personal development, and educational books. And, of course, children’s books with my kids. Some of my favorites are:
The Motive by Patrick Lencioni
Winning by Tim Grover
Can’t Hurt Me by David Goggins
The Magic of Thinking Big by David Schwartz