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01/02/2026

One unexpected upside of this has been the conversations it’s already sparked.

I’ve always believed that the best ideas come from comparing notes, not competing. Different industries, different paths, same patterns.

I’m excited to see where the next set of conversations leads.

01/01/2026

One thing this feature reminded me of is how long the road really is.

I founded my first corporation at 21. Since then, I’ve worked across industries, solved problems I wasn’t supposed to touch, questioned assumptions I was told not to question, and learned that most real progress happens quietly.

I’ve never measured success by attention. I measure it by whether the systems work, whether people grow, and whether the next version is better than the last.

The full interview digs into that mindset for anyone interested:
https://vist.ly/4kafw

In this interview, we delve into the remarkable story of how Devin Ewart, the Executive Marketing Manager at P&H Casters

12/30/2025

I’ll be honest, this one made me stop for a moment.

At 45 years old, and after more than 25 years of building, creating, fixing, learning, failing, and starting again, seeing my name on the cover of a magazine wasn’t something I ever chased. I’ve always preferred working behind the scenes and letting the work speak for itself.

That said, being featured by Magnate View Magazine as one of the Top 5 Leaders Redefining Success in 2025 is something I’m genuinely excited and grateful for.

I come from a family where the spotlight has always been familiar — models, actresses, real estate moguls — but my path has been different. I’ve never been interested in competing for attention, only in building things that last and learning as much as I can along the way.

What excites me most isn’t the recognition itself, but what it opens the door to next: new conversations, new ideas, new opportunities to learn, create, and help others navigate complexity.

If you’re curious, the feature lives here:
https://vist.ly/4k4qp

Onward & Upward...

12/19/2025

After building an empire of multiple companies under one umbrella, and then watching it unravel, your perspective changes.

Success stops being about money.

What starts to matter is whether the people around you are growing, learning, and becoming capable of building something of their own.

I learned that misalignment isn’t always obvious at the beginning. It’s rarely about effort or intelligence. It’s about mindset. Short-term thinking versus long-term ownership eventually reveals itself.

That experience clarified the difference between transactional thinking and leadership.

Transactional thinking extracts value.
Leadership multiplies it.

Real leaders don’t just build companies.
They build people who can build without them.

11/07/2025

The left blames the right.
The right blames the left.
And both forgot the point — the public doesn’t need fighters. It needs fixers.

Politics was supposed to be about solutions, not sides.

Admitting when you’re wrong isn’t weakness — it’s evolution.

If both parties redirected their energy from defending egos to designing answers, humanity would finally move forward instead of in circles.

11:7:2025

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08/27/2025

🚨 $3,000 Antigravity Drone vs. $5 Amazon Clip 🚨

So, Insta360 is rolling out their shiny new “AntiGravity A1” drone for $1,500–$3,000. Sounds cool, right? Except here’s the problem:

I’ve already been flying the DJI FPV (absolute beast of a machine). Cost me about $500. Add my Insta360 ($600) and a $5 clip from Amazon that lets me strap it on. Total: $1,105.

That’s the same “antigravity” setup they’re hyping—at 1/3 the cost.

👉 The kicker? Insta360 is an action camera company, not a drone company. They’re entering a brutal market where DJI, Skydio, and Autel already rule the skies. Pricing themselves 2–3x higher without solving a new problem is… bold.

If they want to win, they should lower the entry price and make money on a subscription model (crash replacement, cloud storage, premium editing). That way, people are still paying even if they don’t fly often.

As it stands, this is basically a $5 accessory with a $3,000 price tag.

Sometimes innovation isn’t about reinventing—it’s about being honest about what’s already possible.

✈️ I own six drones. Trust me, I’ve seen this movie before.