Author: Stu

  “The moment that you feel, just possibly, you are walking down the street naked, exposing too much of your heart and your mind, and what exists on the inside, showing too much of yourself…That is the moment you might

Yep, my daughter, now 2 ½, has entered the why stage. “Why this dad? Why that dad?” The amount of why’s in a single conversation actually amaze me. To some, it would probably start to get annoying, but I’ve started

“Watch your thoughts; for they become words. Watch your words; for they become actions. Watch your actions; for they become habits. Watch your habits; for they become character. Watch your character for it will become your destiny.” – Frank Outlaw

“If you don’t know where you are going, any road can take you there”. – Lewis Carroll, Alice in Wonderland This quote was used this week in a conversation I was having about leadership with a colleague of mine. The

I recently sat down to have lunch with an extremely successful real estate investor and had an incredible conversation about everything from apartment syndications, to parenting, to consumerism, to investment strategies, to flying airplanes. This investor is a Navy veteran,

Real Estate Investing in the United States is magic. Investors from other countries often disregard any additional resulting taxes and invest in our real estate market. It boggles their mind that our system is so profitable. If you or your

I heard this poem the other day in a podcast and I really think it reveals what winning is all about and what I hope to portray as a common theme on this website. Whether it is serving in the

I recently watched an interesting video on YouTube about the disruption of energy and how it is going to change the way we travel. BLUF (bottom line up front): expect to see all electric, automated vehicles by 2030, which will

Yes, I’ve had this backpack since high school. Why? Because it still does the job I need it to do, and honestly, I don’t think that buying a new one is the best use of my money. My wife says

At the age of 37, I finally decided to pay attention to my retirement account and take more of an active role in managing how I am investing and saving for retirement. Until this point, I had relied on my