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Posted on Sunday, April 19, 2020

How to Have a Family Retreat at Home

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Right now the entire world is confined almost entirely to their homes and a few essential errands. There has never been a time like this. People have no other choice but to stay home and spend time with their family. My daughters haven’t been to a school campus in a month, I haven’t seen my […]

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Posted on Wednesday, April 15, 2020

Prioritizing the Blurred Lines of Our Daily Lives

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Balancing family and work has always been hard, but COVID-19 has made it seem next to impossible. If you’re a working parent like I am, the lines between work and home are suddenly so blurred we can’t even see which is which anymore. Even if you’re single, or married without kids, your life is abruptly […]

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Posted on Friday, March 20, 2020

7 Red Flags You Need to be More Selfish With Your Time

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When you own a business, it’s a given that you’re going all-in. I get it. I’ve been an entrepreneur for over 20 years, and crossing over the line from working hard to working too much is all too easy to do. But, it’s not only the business that needs our attention. It’s also our families, […]

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Posted on Friday, February 28, 2020

The Unexpected Reward of Our New Dog: Responsibility For My Girls

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Ever since our family dog, Hudson, passed away two years ago, my girls have wanted a new dog. My wife, Rachel, and I, however, were not so keen. Anyone who has lost an important pet knows it’s not easy to even think about getting a new one for quite some time after the loss. And, […]

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Posted on Monday, February 17, 2020

Teaching Children the Value of a Dollar: My Two Cents

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When your kids are out of diapers, you think you’re out of the woods but you quickly learn the next age brings its own smelly challenges (in a less literal sense, thankfully). My girls are growing in a flash, and I often reflect about what each stage asks of me as their dad. What am […]

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ABOUT ME

I reside in Scottsdale, Arizona with my wife Rachel and our two daughters. As the Founder and CEO of StringCan Interactive, I lead a premier marketing and sales enablement agency that specializes in empowering the "mighty middle" — mid-sized B2B companies aiming for significant growth. We focus on integrating sales and marketing strategies to drive exceptional results, helping businesses enhance their digital reach and impact.

Over the years, through successes and setbacks, I've discovered that our professional achievements are deeply intertwined with our personal happiness. True success emerges when our home life flourishes, creating a foundation that allows our business endeavors to thrive. It's a powerful insight that every entrepreneur should embrace.

Inspired by my own journey and the challenges faced by many business leaders, I designed a 4-day family retreat in 2015 to address these pivotal balance issues. The profound impact of this retreat on my life and the lives of others led me to author "FAMILY 2.0: Harness Business Principles to Reboot Your Family in 4 Days." This book offers practical steps for entrepreneurs looking to enhance their family dynamics, thereby reinforcing the strength and stability of their businesses.

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