Some weeks I feel inspired to write. I'll sit down and the words flow with the ease of turning the tap for a glass of water. The flow can be damn right magical. But the flipside is the unrealistic expectation you have for the next time you have to (insert any creative endeavour). A scary realization when you don't feel creative but need to be.

Finding advice is never hard to come by. Finding good advice, on the other hand, is like scrolling through Netflix when you have no idea what you want to watch. I wanted to start a business that gave me a mission and a reason to get up every morning. I wanted to have meaningful impact in the lives of others. I wanted to lead a happy, healthy, purpose-driven life and business.

If you asked me a year ago what keeps me up at night, my answer would match that of most entrepreneurs. Along with the excitement and adventure of running a business, life can feel like a never-ending twenty-four-hour Le Mans car race. Until you realize there's another way of leading a happy, healthy, purpose-driven life and business.

This is coming from a guy who's not married, but I get the sense that most people marry with the intention of being partners for life. You found the person that understands you (and still loves you). You're not the same with anyone else. Your partner gets you in all your raw glory. They push your buttons with the expertise of an untouchable high score in Pacman. No relationship escapes the blood, sweat and tears that come from the oddly neurotic lives we all live. Yet, who would you be without that person in your life? Would your sense of purpose be lost? For Dashrath Manji, the near death of his wife set him on a quest to attempt the impossible.

If there's one reoccurring lesson in my life — one I've learned over and over, in different ways — it’s that every day you have is a chance to reinvent yourself.

If you're anything like me, you listen to a lot of podcasts and audiobooks. I can dive into a mastermind of the world's most brilliant and successful thinkers at the tap of a finger. There's no shortage of valuable insight and guidance for what you should be doing with your business. Here's the problem, we don't all have the same destination in mind.