In a league where wins and contracts often define success, John Harbaugh reminds us that true leadership is about something deeper. With 17 seasons as head coach of the Baltimore Ravens, Harbaugh has built a legacy not just of victories, but of values—faith, humility, and servant leadership. In this week’s article, I take a closer look at the man behind the headset and the lessons his coaching philosophy offers us all—on the field, in business, and in life. This one’s for anyone chasing better. #xp2win | Expect to Win!

The title of this blog is "On a Journey -- Chasing Better" and I believe embracing continuous improvement is crucial.  Life's journey should involve not only gaining experience and wisdom as we age but also actively engaging in personal growth strategies.

Businesses that truly understand, manage, and leverage their own data have a distinct competitive advantage. Yet, many business owners still struggle to grasp what data actually means for them.

But what happens when that motivation fades? Not wanting to be negative, just stating fact - motivation will fade. Why? Because the parts of life in business that we all dislike, will slap you right in the face. 

In Loving Memory.. Tommie Gene Thompson.

Mike Tomlin’s leadership philosophy and success on the field provide a blueprint for leaders in any industry. His ability to inspire, hold others accountable, and navigate adversity has earned him lasting respect in the NFL and beyond.

This season is by far my most favorite time of time of the year.

My definition of the holiday season, begins with Thanksgiving and runs through Christmas, culminating on January 2 and for me it is truly magical.

True leadership isn’t about holding a title or driving short-term results; it’s about creating a legacy by helping others reach their full potential. People builders inspire, guide, and empower those around them to grow into confident, capable leaders.

In today’s business landscape, marketers and advertisers must ensure their strategies are adaptable, scalable, and audience-focused. By embracing comprehensive marketing, businesses can achieve greater impact and drive meaningful results, no matter how their audience chooses to engage with their message.

Consistency is what transforms the early struggles of building a business into lasting success. It’s what takes the excitement of starting out and sustains it through the grind. With consistent effort, you’ll find that the challenges you face today become the stories of resilience and triumph you tell tomorrow.

As we head into Thanksgiving, our thoughts naturally turn to gratitude. It’s a season where we reflect on the blessings in our lives, and I want to share some thoughts on why gratitude is not just a holiday sentiment but a powerful force for growth, happiness, and resilience.

Fear was a constant companion in those early days—fear of failure, fear of rejection, fear of the unknown. Yet, alongside it was a fire fueled by motivation and enthusiasm. Those emotions drove me to seek guidance from those who had already walked the path.

Starting out in business is an exciting yet challenging time. Every step forward takes focus, energy, and the willingness to tackle the inevitable obstacles. What distinguishes those who break through these early challenges is a core principle: Consistency. 

So, HOW do you face such challenges and still find a way to thrive? The answer lies in intentionally incorporating positivity into your life.

Productivity is something we all strive for, and today’s digital landscape offers an incredible array of tools to help us achieve it. While the abundance of technology can be overwhelming—and at times even paralyzing—it’s also a great opportunity to streamline your workflow and get more done efficiently.

A business cannot survive if no one knows about it. That’s why every company, no matter the size, must start by answering these four critical questions:

In the United States, 14% of the population possesses a unique kind of strength and resilience. This group is made up of the 33.2 million business owners and the 13.4 million salespeople who shape the nation’s economy. What sets them apart is that their livelihoods depend not on guaranteed income but on results. Among salespeople, around 50%—about 6.7 million individuals—are compensated based on commission, which means their income is tied directly to their performance, adding to the pressures they face.

Sales are undeniably the lifeblood of any organization. No matter how great a product or service is, without a team to bring it to market, a company simply cannot survive. Sales teams are indispensable.

Don’t ask what if - Be honest with yourself and examine the decisions you’ve made. Dissect the process you went through to make the decision and then make the adjustments.

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CAMS is a proven strategy to create Momentum!

🔹Consistency

🔹Activity

🔹Mindset

🔹Skill Development