We’re raising young adults who know how to chase excellence—but not why. When children grow up performing for approval, we call it success. But real success is rooted in identity and purpose. Let’s teach our children to grow roots, not just collect badges.
Mastery in the Backstep
Pickleball surprised me. It wasn’t about speed — it was about rhythm. My mentor told me, “You’re too far in. Step back.” That moment taught me: mastery isn’t control through force. It’s wisdom in movement. Leadership is rhythm, not power. And sometimes, stepping back is how we move forward.
