Not every tender spot of the heart and mind can be seen and settled with a book. Some wounds take a mirror to piece together. An inner reflection of the self and the pain of You.

Most entrepreneurs pay themselves last—they take whatever is "left over." This is a recipe for burnout. The Profit First System is a radical change that guarantees your profitability. It's a cash management system that uses 4 simple bank accounts to automatically allocate every dollar you earn before you spend it. This 60-second setup changes your financial DNA...

If you need help putting your thoughts into clear, powerful writing, that’s where I come in. I have a natural talent for breaking things down, finding the heart of what you’re trying to say, and turning it into writing that feels organized, confident, and true to your voice. Whether it’s an essay, a school paper, or a blog post, I can help you shape your ideas, strengthen your message, and make sure your work is something you’re proud of. My style is supportive, straightforward, and focused on helping you shine. Sometimes you just need someone who can see the bigger picture, catch what you might overlook, and guide you through the areas that feel confusing or overwhelming. I’m here to offer that clarity, insight, and structure—so your writing isn’t just done, it’s done well.

I been going through a lot mentally with someone and I have tried to explain this to them but I can’t seem to get the words out. I hope you enjoy the emotion

You don't need to read every word of a 300-page business book. You are hunting for a system, not a story. Most non-fiction books have one core idea and 8 chapters of filler. The 20-Minute Gut is how CEOs read for ROI, absorbing the entire framework without wasting hours...

This piece reflects me coming back to writing and sorting through some heavier emotions. It’s about starting over, facing what’s changed, and letting the darker parts show.

The Boy With The Headband Of Feathers Short Synopsis On his thirteenth birthday, a boy receives a headband of feathers from his grandfather, but feels embarrassed by the gift. At school, classmates mock him, and bullies tear the headband apart. With the help of his sister and grandmother, the headband is repaired, and elders later perform a Sundance in his classroom. Through this journey, the boy learns that the headband is more than decoration—it is a living symbol of his heritage, resilience, and identity...

I often talk to people about the scientific method, abiogenesis, and evolution. Many hold strong views on these topics. They see abiogenesis and evolution as settled truths, the only options since they reject God and the Genesis account. I point out the flaws in this thinking. Let me explain my view step by step. First, recall the scientific method. Scientists observe the world, form questions, and make hypotheses. They test these ideas with experiments and gather data. If the data fits, the hypothesis gains support. If not, they revise or discard it. No idea becomes an absolute fact. Theories like gravity or relativity explain facts well, but they stay open to new evidence. Science builds knowledge through doubt and testing, not final proofs.

See, folks down here like to pretend names are harmless things. Something you stitch on a birth certificate and forget about. But they ain’t. Names carry ghosts. They remember every version of you the world tried to smother. They remember what you survived. They remember the promises you broke to yourself just to keep somebody else warm.

I carried your buckets because I knew the weight of water, the cruel infinity of oceans. But I never learned to build a dam.

Arguing with an atheist is like watching someone build a house out of fog. They speak with confidence, but the moment you push for evidence, the whole thing disappears. That happened again with CB. He believes in abiogenesis. He believes in evolution. He believes both ideas are proven when they are still nothing more than faith wrapped in lab coats. When he felt the ground slipping under him, he tried to hit me with black holes. That was his big move. Not biology. Not chemistry. Not evidence. Black holes. It was a clean deflection. It was not an answer. I decided to let him walk through his own logic and see where it led. What followed was a perfect illustration of how some atheists argue. Loud claims. No sources. No math. No peer-reviewed work. Just confidence without knowledge. This article breaks down the exchange. You will see what CB claimed, what the data shows, and why the peer-reviewed literature leaves no room for his version of the story.

I miss being ignorant I wish I never opened my eyes and saw how much pain I’ve endured I thought that everything was fine and that the flowers weren’t blooming simply because it wasn’t their time I realize now that there was no sun for them to grow

This is a letter I wrote to my younger self that I was going to submit into a writer's contest until I got hit with a "This contest has a fee". I still want to put it out there.

Your physical environment is a direct reflection of your mental state. A cluttered desk is a cluttered mind—every object (old mugs, stacks of paper, random cables) is a tiny, subconscious distraction pulling at your focus. The Clear Desk Policy is a simple 60-second ritual that resets your workspace...

This piece comes from a place of feeling that the fight for normalcy and balance, is a far fetched notion of good humanity ⚰

This is a poem that's been bouncing around for a while. Although I haven't written much in a very long time it's been even longer since I've written a poem. Here's to everyone having a hard time! (* I do not guarantee it to be good and/or match any kind of structure) *Insert Great Gatsby meme here*

A 20-item to-do list is a recipe for failure. It creates decision fatigue and a feeling of being overwhelmed. The Rule of 3 is a focusing system used by elite leaders. At the start of each day, you define the 3 "wins" that, if completed, would make the day a success...

Here in The Garden Cove, I share a diverse collection of captivating short stories and chapters from my ongoing novel. These stories are crafted to transport you to new worlds, explore timeless themes, and inspire us to uphold the values that have built strong communities and nations. Whether it's tales of heroism, perseverance, or moral virtue, I believe storytelling is a powerful tool to reinforce the principles that sustain us.

You are busy, but are you profitable? The reason most founders stay stuck is they are doing $10/hr tasks (like inbox management) instead of $1,000/hr tasks (like sales strategy). The $1,000/hr Task Filter is a simple audit that forces you to identify and eliminate low-value work. This is the exact 4-quadrant system I use to decide what to Automate, Delegate, or Delete...

Real pain covered by special interests providing comfort. This is in reference to my mental health. Having a special interest in movies as well as often experiencing disassociation so using film as a way to ground. I also threw in something that I experienced recently as a prompt. I was in a situation that was feeling increasingly confusing and unsafe and I had suggested SLC punk, one of my favorite films, but was worried this experience would tarnish the movie.