“Success is not about doing more, but about doing what matters.” Almost 12 years ago, I explored the critical need for entrepreneurs to “Pick One” focus area to avoid what I called the “Entrepreneur Addiction”—the tendency to chase shiny objects and end up paralyzed by inaction. Today, with distractions at an all-time high and the stakes even greater, it’s time to revisit this essential principle and dive deeper into why committing to “the one thing” is not just a strategy...

A few years ago, I came across a fascinating article in National Geographic that delved into the relentless pursuit of excellence through technology. It highlighted how sport climbing athletes are using motion-sensor suits to gather crucial data, allowing them to tailor their training with precision. In another example, boxers are increasingly incorporating science into their training regimens. By collecting data on heart rate, lactate levels, and energy usage, they can assess their strengths and weaknesses, leading to more effective, customized...

How can you breathe new life into a single piece of content, extend its impact, and make the most of it across various channels? As you work on your next content creation, consider the following strategies to maximize its reach and effectiveness. Record a video: Create an engaging video on a relevant topic, setting the stage for further content repurposing. Post on YouTube and blog: Upload to YouTube for visibility, then embed on your blog to boost SEO and traffic....

Watching the Olympics is always inspiring, but this year, one moment stood out for me above all others: the U.S. basketball team’s gold medal game against France. The highlight? Stephen Curry’s breathtaking performance, particularly when he sank four three-pointers in the last two minutes, totaling 12 points. It was the kind of moment that has you jumping out of your seat in awe. What makes Curry’s performance even more remarkable is knowing the relentless discipline behind it. He’s renowned for...

In the world of media and communication, soundbites are the golden nuggets that capture attention, convey powerful messages, and leave a lasting impression. Neil deGrasse Tyson, an acclaimed astrophysicist and science communicator, reflecting about dealing with journalists, once said, “Rather than having them soundbite me, give them soundbites they can’t edit. For each of those powerful words I use, what are 3 sentences I can put together that are informative, make you smile, and are so tasty you might want...

As the political campaigns of Trump and Harris intensify, their use of technology offers critical insights for business strategies. Here’s what we can learn from their approaches: Leveraging Social Media: Both candidates target their audience by creating engaging content, sharing their messages, responding to current events, and presenting themselves as the superior choice. Harnessing AI and Data Analytics: They use advanced data analytics and AI to target advertisements, analyze voter behavior, personalize interactions, segment audiences, and tailor messages for different...

I am honored to introduce a very special guest contributor for this week’s edition of our newsletter: my wife, Cantor Laurel Barr. Laurel has recently accepted the position of spiritual leader of Temple B’nai Abraham in Elyria, Ohio. As the spiritual leader of this Jewish congregation, Laurel brings a profound perspective on the intersection of faith, history, and current events. Today, she shares her reflections on the opening of the summer Olympic Games in Paris, an event that resonates deeply...

As the lights dimmed and the first notes of “Beat It” echoed through the theater, I knew I was about to experience something extraordinary. “MJ – The Musical,” portraying the life and music of Michael Jackson, was more than a musical; it was a journey through the legacy of the King of Pop. My wife and I just returned from watching the MJ show. What amazed me was: The incredible talent on stage. The energy and precision of the dancers...

When it comes to your business development, what projects are you working on? I’ve seen a few instances where clients have taken on the design and development of their websites themselves. These endeavors not only required months of learning new skills and grappling with significant technological challenges, but the outcomes were often subpar. What concerned me most was their complete distraction from the tasks they excel at—the unique gifts they offer their clients to provide the utmost value. This example...

July 4, 1776, the second Continental Congress signed on to the Declaration of Independence, declaring the official break away from Great Britain to become an independent nation of the 13 original colonies. One could say that was a giant leap of faith as the American Revolution, which began in 1775, was still ongoing, and its conclusion would not be seen until 1783. We often lose sight of the fact that freedom is almost always won through conflict and war. Human...