Today, I want to walk you through the 3 hobbies that really advanced my speaking career and revitalized my presentations. …

Several years ago I was out to lunch with a mentor and he shared a presentation tip with me I have never forgotten. …

I remember the evening clearly. I was sitting at a dinner table with seven other gentlemen and at the head of that table sat our mentor. This gentleman was/is a seasoned CEO, accomplished author, thought leader, and now a very successful business owner. …

It’s 7:53am and you send an important Slack message to the entire project team. No response. It’s now 11:07am and all is still quiet. Crickets. Zero. Nothing. Unfortunately, the above scenario is completely relatable. We have all experienced it and that is the sad reality of our communication style today…

When I first started Ethos3, I asked my mentor what the number one trait I would need to help me grow my business, become a better leader, and build better trust with my team and clients. His answer was simple: get better at responsiveness. As I reflect on my years…

This announcement has been over a decade in the making. In fact, it has been almost 10 years and 3 months to be exact. …

I have been competing in the sport of triathlon for quite some time and one lesson I learned years ago is to never make a decision going up a hill. If you have done any type of endurance activity, I want you to think about the moments where you had…

As discussed previously, I take our hiring process very seriously at Ethos3. Just ask any one of my colleagues. Our process is littered with multiple interviews, assignments, and assessments. We want the best and the brightest so we are all about hiring slow and firing fast when necessary. On paper…

Pet peeves. I have them. You have them. Day-to-day annoyances are all part of the human experience. While we are on the topic, here are few that I personally despise: People who park backwards into a parking space and make others watch for minutes as they accomplish this task. People…