Per the page, Current Projects, there are a few projects that occupy major chunks of my waking hours. Before and after the tasks necessary to keep them all on track, my priority is my children. That said, I am looking out at new peaks. Two mentors of mine tell me the same thing, one of whom is in the photo above. They both say, one in French and one in English: You live more lifetimes by choosing the next highest peak, instead of climbing the same mountain with ever-deepening footprints. I tend to agree.
What is on my mind and will be my next focus is: Real Life in America. Children are overmedicated. Parents are overstressed. All consumers (the worst word for fellow humans, but how we’re considered by the engine of our economy) have reached breakingpoints financially and interpersonally. I believe this starts with our excessive treatment of the individual instead of our inter-relationships. I have direct experience with this challenge meeting the industrialization of medicine in America. I am on a mission to find fellow humans who care to live, work, build, and raise families relationally. There’s a great deal of opportunity here to do well for ourselves while treating each other with incredible care.
To this end, I have partnered with some amazing friends to inspect existing business models to build interconnected companies who help educate, reconnect, and destress families near and far at price-points they can afford.