The Highest Form of Peace

The Highest Form of Peace

Epictetus (c. 50–135 AD) was a Greek Stoic philosopher born into slavery in Rome. After gaining his freedom, he taught that true peace comes from within — we can’t control what happens to us, only how we respond. #whispersinmyheart
One Hole at a Time

One Hole at a Time

Back home this week in Cary, NC — Prestonwood, where the SAS Championship tees off this weekend. It reminds me: you win one hole at a time! Good luck, golfers! #whispersinmyheart
The Question I Ask Every Client This Fall

The Question I Ask Every Client This Fall

Every fall, I ask each of my coaching clients the same question: “What are you carrying into this next season that you no longer need?” Not the tasks. Not the calendar. The weight — the old story, the worry you’ve rehearsed a hundred times, the...
Crossing Abbey Road

Crossing Abbey Road

Some roads you cross and never look back. London, I’ll see you Saturday. There’s something about standing at the edge of a journey — the Beatles knew it on this very crossing. Every step forward is a choice to keep going. Here’s to new streets...
Good Night, New Bern

Good Night, New Bern

There's a special kind of peace that settles over the marina at night — masts standing quiet against the dark sky, lights dancing on the water. New Bern, you never disappoint. 🌙 #NewBernNC #whispersinmyheart
Heaven Touches Earth Through You

Heaven Touches Earth Through You

St. Teresa of Ávila reminds us of a profound truth: Christ has no body now on earth but ours. Ours are the eyes through which He looks with compassion, the feet that walk to do good, the hands that bless the world. Every act of kindness — no matter how...