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From the Hardwood to the Boardroom: How Basketball Shaped My Leadership

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Growing up in Porterville, California, basketball was more than just a game—it was a way of life. I learned the game from my dad, a dedicated high school varsity coach, who taught me that fundamentals, discipline, and heart mattered more than talent alone.

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The Victory Is In The Journey

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Living in the past keeps you stuck. Chasing the future keeps you restless. But being fully present? That’s where the magic happens. Because the ultimate victory isn’t just in what you achieve, it’s in how you live along the way.

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The Power Of Mentors

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It’s easy when we’re young to think we know it all. When we become older, we often realize what value a mentor can have in our life. It can be a teacher, a parent, a friend, or someone who has been down the road you’re looking to travel. These relationships can help propel you faster toward your goals and help you avoid some major mistakes.

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The Power of Genuine Customer Service: A Return to the Fundamentals

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In today's fast-paced world, where technology reigns supreme and interactions have become increasingly transactional, we find ourselves longing for genuine human connection. It is no secret that customer service and the art of helping others have taken a backseat in our society.

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Embracing the Power of Hard Work: Unleashing Success for all Generations

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In today's ever-changing landscape, a growing discourse surrounds work-life balance and redefining success in a new light. A light where achievement and goals are not always viewed as important meshed with an apathetic acceptance of mediocrity. Whether this is driven by changing societal values and norms or pushed as a narrative by media in general, I’m not sure.

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