When I first started my company in 2005, I had no experience with building a solid team. read it in books, taken a couple of organizational behavior classes at Cornell, but I was pretty much starting

I read somewhere that your day really starts at night. Now, I’m very productive in the morning.

Typical for starting businesses, but after 5 years you should have your stuff together, right? Make smart decisions led by the spirit.

Bills get backed up, confidence is lost, a feeling of failure sets in, and the will to give up starts

The envy creeps in when I check out social media and start to see others doing cooler things than me

HERE As entrepreneurs, we often hear lies in our head that we’re not good enough to own this business, smart

There’s a lot of habits I had to start changing when I decided I was going to let God be my boss and

In 2005 I started a business with my buddies called The Creative Complex. In 2008 I started going back to church, and by 2009 I had quit promoting because I knew it wasn’t something

Start there when setting your entrepreneurial vision.

It's now 3:30 am and you're staring at the ceiling. Your anxiety has taken complete control.

Where do I start? Which one do I do first? Then what’s next?

No one is smart enough to avoid running through one of them.

Because I had awesome grades, I had the smart, top of the class kids on my side.  

And it was no coincidence that when I started at Cornell, I was studying to be a lawyer (what my teachers