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Past issues
Every issue stands on its own and links back to the conversation that inspired it.
- 15Read issue →October 27, 2026
Qualify the opportunity before you chase the deal.
Why a Siemens enterprise leader qualifies hard, prepares before he pursues, and treats every no like a spooked animal.
- 11Read issue →October 20, 2026
A personal goal can turn into a ceiling, and a steady routine keeps you moving past it.
A Hall of Fame hitter on scripting the small stuff, refusing a fixed target, and why he wants every man to check his PSA.
- 09Read issue →October 13, 2026
An inheritance will not teach your children how to make money, so you have to teach them on purpose.
Marlon Mueller went from the Iowa farm crisis to infinite banking. His real concern now is what his grandchildren will know about money.
- 07Read issue →October 6, 2026
Pride in your work has to be measured by something other than what it yielded.
Christian Zeron built a brand on his own personality, walked away from it for eighteen months, and found his way back through turkey, hog, and goose.
- 06Read issue →September 29, 2026
In private markets, the wins and the losses come from the same process, and the difference is structure, not nerve.
Chris Norton explains how private market funds get access to SpaceX and Anthropic, and why the wins and losses come from the same process.
- 05Read issue →September 22, 2026
The businesses that last are usually the ones nobody planned, run by people too stubborn to quit.
Dan Beaudoin on the phone call everyone called a waste, shipping at a loss, and why high pay never fixed his turnover problem.
- 04Read issue →September 15, 2026
Set your exit number before you open the doors, then let it decide what you refuse to build.
Brian McNally set his exit number before he opened the doors, then let it decide what he refused to build.
- 03Read issue →September 8, 2026
The businesses that win are the ones that show up to serve, not just to fix.
Ben Jordan on why the trades will mint more millionaires than any industry, and the standard behind it.
- 02Read issue →September 1, 2026
Fitness after 40 is built one next right thing at a time.
Ken Wall on training after 40, managing recovery, and building a fitness routine that can survive the demands of real life.
- 01Read issue →August 25, 2026
Your business will keep reflecting the part of you that leads it.
Carl Gould on finding the weak side of your company, escaping feast and famine, and building the systems growth demands.