Find Your Path

Discover the content that meets you where you are.

We are not all looking for the same thing at the same time. Sometimes you are exploring. Sometimes you are building. Sometimes you are ready to guide others.

Find Your Path is a simple way to discover the stories, ideas, and resources that fit your current season. Take a short quiz to see which Path fits you best right now, or explore each one on your own.

Why this matters

The right content can feel different depending on where you are in your journey. What inspires one person may not be what another person needs in the moment.

That is why we created three Paths — Seeker, Builder, and Mentor. Each one reflects a different mindset, need, and way of engaging with the world. Your Path is not a permanent label. It is simply a helpful starting point for discovering the content most relevant to you right now.

Meet the Paths

Seeker

You are in a season of curiosity, discovery, and possibility. You may be asking bigger questions, looking for direction, or exploring what is next.

Seekers are drawn to content that inspires reflection, sparks new ideas, and helps bring clarity to the road ahead.

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Builder

You are creating, growing, refining, or leading something that matters. You are motivated by momentum, problem-solving, and the desire to turn vision into reality.

Builders are drawn to content that helps them act, improve, and keep moving forward with purpose.

Explore Builder

Mentor

You are sharing what you have learned and investing in others. You may be leading, teaching, supporting, or helping others navigate their own journey.

Mentors are drawn to content that deepens wisdom, strengthens perspective, and encourages meaningful impact.

Explore Mentor

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Do You Ask Answers Disguised as Questions?

Do You Ask Answers Disguised as Questions?

August 31, 2026

Brad Roller, our Vistage (peer group) Chairman, kept a stuffed toy potato within reach during our meetings.  Here’s why. Part of the Vistage discipline was how we processed issues.   A...
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Truly Funny | Tall Guys Have Heard It All

Truly Funny | Tall Guys Have Heard It All

August 31, 2026

Truly Funny :  Our family has many large humans, mostly men, whose size has drawn some funny lines over the years.  One favorite was the clothing salesman who greeted my...
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Against the Gods

Against the Gods

By Peter Bernstein

August 31, 2026

By Peter Bernstein Editor’s note:  The subtitle describes this book well:  “The Remarkable Story of Risk.”  Referenced by Tom Keene on Bloomberg, it piqued my interest because of my fascination...
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Built For Open Water

Built For Open Water

By William G.T. Shedd

August 31, 2026

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Today

Today

By The New Christy Minstrels

August 31, 2026

by The New Christy Minstrels Editor’s note:   My sister, Mary, continues her brave battle against breast cancer (currently winning), and so many memories of my big sister come to...
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Seeing Life Through the Lens of Supply and Demand

Seeing Life Through the Lens of Supply and Demand

August 4, 2026

In business, all I own is a hammer, so everything looks like a nail. That hammer is supply and demand. I measure it for every product or service I invest...
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Truly Funny | Lost in Translation: Toddler Edition

Truly Funny | Lost in Translation: Toddler Edition

August 4, 2026

Truly Funny :  Reminder to all parents to write down words your toddler gets a little wrong! On our annual family vacation this past week, our 18 month old, Isla,...
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See the Changes

See the Changes

By Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young

August 3, 2026

by Crosby, Stills, Nash, & Young Editor’s note: I learned this song recently to celebrate our son, Kevin’s, life changes. Favorite lyric: “She has seen me changing. It ain’t easy...
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Self-Renewal

Self-Renewal

By John W. Gardner

August 3, 2026

Editor’s Note: This book, written in the mid-1960s, profoundly provides a construct for what is going on sixty years later.  Gardner’s theme revolves around the need for self-renewal individually and...
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A Little Grace Goes a Long Way

A Little Grace Goes a Long Way

By Charles Glassman, "The Brain Drain"

August 3, 2026

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What to Make of a Life

What to Make of a Life

By Jim Collins

June 26, 2026

Editor’s note:  In addition to encoding, described in this month’s blog, Collins’ research found key phases of lives well lived: “cliff moments” (life-altering events), “fog” (navigating periods of confusion, often...
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You Were On My Mind

You Were On My Mind

By We Five

June 26, 2026

by We Five Editor’s Note: My sister, Mary, is my guiding light for resilience. In my mid-teens, she lived and worked in Washington, DC, and my parents let me visit...
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