Teddy Mitrosilis

Alto Studios

Executive Communications | We provide content and communications services for executives at venture capital, private equity and growth-stage companies.

Co-Founder and Managing Partner

The Mitrosilis Group

Founder

STRIVR

Lead Strivr’s Enterprise Consulting function with a focus of optimizing Strivr’s Professional Services business for growth and scale. 

Primary responsibilities of the function:

 - Identify opportunities to drive growth and scale across the Customer Organization
 - Conduct business and market needs analyses
 - Design solutions to improve business and organizational performance
 - Implement processes, systems, tools and standardization
 - Lead change management and upskilling across the Customer Organization

Head of Enterprise Consulting

Built, operationalized and led Strivr’s Enterprise Consulting function.

Primary Responsibilities:
 - Set vision and strategy for the Enterprise Consulting practice
 - Manage senior business and learning strategy consultants and Director-level personnel
 - Develop end-to-end immersive technology strategies that drive productivity, profitability, operational efficiency and sustainable growth for F500 clients
 - Partner with VP Sales on sales strategy, operations and enablement
 - Drive Professional Services sales strategy and revenue growth
 - Advise clients on how to meet their business objectives through organizational and workforce transformation
 - Build and nurture relationships with executive-level client stakeholders
 - Hire, train and develop key talent and high-performing teams

Notable Team Achievements:
 - Built Strivr’s go-to-market strategy for tech-enabled Professional Services
 - Developed the playbook for enterprise-wide immersive technology engagements
 - Drove $30M+ in enterprise SaaS and Services deals
 - Contributed to the launch of StrivrU, a new customer and partner onboarding program
 - Lead client engagements across Retail, Grocery, Distribution, Financial Services, Manufacturing industries, among others

Notable Client Achievements:
 - Walmart - 96% improvement in training efficiency
 - Fidelity - 10% increase in customer satisfaction in less than 6 months
 - Grocery Client - 6.5% increase in productivity in ~3 months

Director, Enterprise Consulting

Helped build, operationalize and scale Strivr’s Customer organization from infancy to 50+ employees.

Primary Responsibilities:
 - Help lead a pivot of Strivr’s core offerings, from a branded content business into an enterprise professional services business
 - Build, operationalize and lead Strivr’s Solutions Architecture function
 - Develop and take to market Strivr’s industry-leading immersive learning methodology
 - Drive operational excellence via scalable systems and processes across Professional Services, Pre-Sales, Customer Success, Operations and other functions
 - Deliver business transformation to clients through the strategic planning and execution of immersive technology solutions
 - Oversee scoping and management of project financials 
 - Implement performance management systems and programs
 - Hire, train and develop key talent

Notable Team Achievements:
 - Executed and managed $20M+ in Professional Services engagements
 - Grew customer base by 300% while sustaining nearly 90% customer retention
 - Established the Customer Org’s first project management processes and SOPs
 - Managed client engagements across Logistics, Automotive, Aviation, Retail, Utilities industries, among others

Notable Client Achievements:
 - Walmart - first company in the world to deploy immersive tech enterprise wide
 - Verizon - 97% of employees felt prepared when put in a dangerous situation

Director, Customer Solutions

Head of Production for Strivr, overseeing end-to-end content development and operations.

Strivr is a human performance training company that uses VR to help athletes and employees be better at what they do.

Head of Production

Fox (Film, TV and Sports)

Director, Digital Content

ESPN

Digital Editor, ESPN.com + ESPN Insider

Co-Founder + Managing Partner @ Alto Studios — Content for execs and companies | Head of Content | Author @ The Process

Co-Founder and Managing Partner @ Alto Studios. We support executives at venture capital, private equity and growth-stage firms with content, communications and thought leadership.

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• $11+ billion in AUM
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Executives work with us for various reasons.

Some common use cases and benefits:

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5. Scale marketing more efficiently (cost + time savings)

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Now, the most important stuff:

• I have a wonderful wife and three kids (two girls + one boy)
• I played college baseball at North Carolina (Go Heels!) and love supporting young athletes.
• I still scratch my competitive itch through golf and ultrarunning.
• I love reading, writing and learning from interesting people.

Thank you for stopping by my profile. If I can help you, please let me know. God bless!

5x Sales Leader / 4x Founder / 3x Certified / 2x Dad / 1x exit / Talkspace, Stryker, Headspace, Equinox, LetsGetChecked, Mighty Mind / matthewsavarick.com

I learned everything I need to know about business at circus camp.

Balance. Improvisation. Trust.

The lesson was simple. 
Great performance needs technical systems and human resilience.

Most leaders face the same two problems:

Their business outgrows its systems.
They outgrow their capacity to run it.

I fix both.

Real growth happens when systems run without you and you operate without burning out.

I spent 17 years climbing from mailroom to CRO, building revenue engines at Headspace, Talkspace, Stryker, and TriNet that generated $50M in pipeline per quarter. I’ve worked with founders and executives at Slack, Ramp, Flo Health, and Citadel Securities on the problems they don’t post online.

Here’s what that work taught me:
- Your revenue problem is infrastructure.
- Your performance problem is operational.

1. VIBE GTM - REVENUE GROWTH PARTNER
For B2B companies growing from $3 through $30M.
I build Lean Revenue Engines. This isn’t an agency. You own the infrastructure. Clay, Apollo, HubSpot, and AI agents configured as one system. Daily outbound across email, phone, and LinkedIn. Inbound layers like ads, content, and SEO to strengthen rhythm. Clear reporting. Precise targeting.

You get predictable pipeline without adding headcount while your competitors write job descriptions.

2. COACH MATT - HIGH-PERFORMANCE COACHING AND CONSULTING
For founders, executives, and leaders.

I work with a small number of clients through 1:1 coaching, leadership offsites, keynotes, and workshops. This is applied neuroscience, decision architecture, and nervous system regulation. We build the internal operating system that supports clear thinking and consistent execution.

Better decisions. More control. Less chaos.

WHY I DO BOTH
Systems scale. Humans don’t. You need both.
You can have elite infrastructure and still break yourself running it. You can have strong self-regulation and still drown in revenue chaos.
The leaders who win long term build both.

IF YOU’RE READY
I take on a limited number of engagements each quarter.

If you want to grow without the chaos, let’s talk.

Matt Savarick
404.387.9850

I stay involved in youth mental health and nonprofit leadership work. My mission is simple. Give the next generation stronger systems than we had.

Matt Savarick

“Mom, how did we get so rich?”

“Well, sweetie, everyone started blasting AI-generated outbound slop… 
and then they all had to pay your father and me to build systems that actually booked meetings.”

I help leaders scale without burning out. $1B+ built. 100+ coached. Follow for growth.

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January 2022: Zero followers. Zero clients. Zero presence.
Today: 7-figure personal brand business.

Not from posting more.
From building infrastructure.

THE 5-STEP SYSTEM THAT WORKED (for me):

Step 1: Found My Edge
Three weeks documenting what I knew.
My mix: B2B sales, systems thinking, client results, mindset.
Your edge comes from your history. Not trends. Imho.
^^^^ example of edge... meta

Step 2: Shared The Mess
Wins and failures.
The $452K mistake post beat every success story.
People trust what feels true.

Step 3: Showed Up Like Clockwork
Minimum seven posts each week for 24 months.
Even when posts got 2 likes. Even when nobody cared.
Consistency outperformed talent.

Step 4: Picked ONE Problem
"I help $3-30M companies scale revenue without adding headcount."
One line. One focus.
Clarity drives demand.
^^^ this is what people say to me when I see them - "you're the 'grow without headcount guy'" - bingo.

Step 5: Built The Machine
DMs to calls.
Calls to $10K/m contracts.
Systems to serve 113 clients.
The engine did the work. Not me.

Most people think personal branding is visibility.

Wrong equation.

It's systems that compound trust.

It's the cornerstone INBOUND-led OUTBOUND

Your personal brand is the problem you solve,
delivered the same way every time.

You are a problem marketer (NOT a product marketer)
(^^^ thank you Jen for this wisdom)

Revenue went from scrambling to systematic.
Work weeks from 82 hours to 40 (...ish).

Bath time from nuisance to necessary.
Family dinners from optional to automatic.

The real ROI of a personal brand?
Building a business that runs without you running yourself into the ground.

Keep on.

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How sales feels when you finally get a YES..
LinkedIn edition.

Thank you Ashley for being on this wild ride that we call life with me.

p.s., she wore her actual wedding dress for the shoot 👰

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Learn to get clients.
It changes everything.

When you know how to bring in revenue on your own:
- You stop tolerating bad situations.
- You stop shrinking for a paycheck.
- You stop staying quiet to keep the peace.
- You stop negotiating against your own worth.

You start making choices from strength.
You learn to walk when something feels off.
You move when something feels misaligned.
You live on your terms because you fund your freedom.
You have a picnic on a Tuesday with your wife ‘just because.’

Learn the skill.

Buy back your power.

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I help $5M-$50M revenue companies grow without adding headcount | CEO @ Vibe GTM | Ex-Stryker, Talkspace, Headspace

Most people want freedom.
They don’t want the work that creates it.

Here’s the real cheat code nobody wants to hear:

“Learn how to get a client.”

Not a viral post.
Not a new funnel.
Not a better planner.

A client.

One client proves you’re not powerless.
Two proves you have skill.
Four proves you have a system.
Eight proves you don’t answer to anyone.

People obsess over passive income and mailbox money.

Stop dreaming about making money while you sleep… And make money while you’re awake.

Meanwhile, the people who know how to get clients walk out of any situation they dislike.

Because when you know how to create revenue, nothing owns you.

Not a job.
Not a boss.
Not a market cycle.
Not someone else’s approval.

You want freedom?
Stop fantasizing about hacks and shortcuts.

Get good at acquisition.
Your whole life changes.

Here’s to you Ashley for believing that we could make this work, on our own.
^^^ the real secret weapon

Having a partner who believes in you, always.

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Scaling Businesses with Operational Excellence & Growth Strategies | Co-Founder | Ex-Snap | Supermom

I build companies for one reason..
My family.

This is my WHY.

They are the reminder to stay cool when work gets loud.
They are the reason I choose systems over chaos.
They are the proof that growth without presence isn’t worth it.

Every deal, every client, every late night… it all points back to them.

Your work should create more time for the people who matter, not take it away.

That’s the real goal.

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My low point was the beginning of my best work.

Grafetul. Thankful. Blessed.

365 days ago, everything felt tight.
Today, everything feels possible.

A year ago I was staring at numbers that didn’t work.
Trying to stretch belief further than my bank.
Wondering if the path I chose was the right one.

The past year changed that.

Every closed door pushed me to think smarter.
Every slow month pushed me to build systems that never slow down.
Every pressure test gave me the clarity I needed.

This year looked different.

- From a handful of clients to 113
- From doing everything myself to a team I trust
- From chaos to structure that grows on its own
- From fear to freedom 

But the real wins were simple.

I’m home for bedtime 97% of the time.
I drink coffee with Ashley nearly every morning.
My kids see me present, not distracted.

It might not sound like much, but I have afforded myself the opportunity to shut down at 5pm instead of 6… 7, this year.

The struggle szn wasn’t a setback.
It was the teacher.

It shaped my discipline.
It sharpened my thinking.
It built the foundation for everything I have now.

I’m grateful for the hard year.
It prepared me for a better one.

If you’re in the middle of your hard year right now, please hear this:

Progress hides inside pressure.
Your tough season is shaping your next season.
The obstacle is the way.

Keep going.

Happy Thanksgiving.

What are you grateful for this year?

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Most people think LinkedIn growth is about posting more.

Wrong equation.

I help $3-30M companies and firms scale revenue.
And the same system that 4x's pipeline works for LinkedIn.

It's not about volume. It's about infrastructure.

It's worth repeating... it's about infrastructure... a system. 

If you know me you know I always say (and have been saying for 18 years - sales is science) - and so is LinkedIn.

THE 3-PART LINKEDIN GROWTH SYSTEM:

Part 1: Connection (Your Network Foundation)
→ Not collecting contacts. Building relationships.
→ Quality beats quantity every time
→ 100 engaged connections > 10,000 ghost followers
→ Connect with people you can actually help
KEY: 100 people who love your stuff is better than 10k who like it. 

Part 2: Content (Your Value Engine)
→ Stop creating. Start documenting.
→ Every client call is 3 posts
→ Every problem solved is a case study
→ Share the process, not just the outcome
KEY: Do stuff, talk about it. 

Part 3: Engagement (Your Compound Machine)
→ Comments aren't vanity metrics
→ They're distribution channels
→ 10 thoughtful comments > 100 generic posts
→ Engage first. Post second.
Key: Find the signal, act on it. 

Most get this backwards.

They post into the void.
Wonder why nobody sees it.
Then post harder.

(thank you coach Charlie Hills for the post inspo)

Meanwhile, the ones growing?

They're building systems:
- Monday: Engage with 10 ideal connections
- Tuesday: Document one client win
- Wednesday: Share one tactical framework
- Thursday: Engage with commenters
- Friday: Analyze what worked

One founder I work with went from 800 to 12K followers in 9 months.
Not by posting more.
By building the infrastructure.

^^^ but that is ONLY the leading indicator of success... the lagging indicator is that her revenue increased by 288%

Connection → builds your audience
Content → delivers value consistently
Engagement → compounds your reach

The real growth hack?
Stop treating LinkedIn like a broadcast channel.
Start treating it like a revenue system.

Systems scale. Humans don't.

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NYC in December. 
31 degrees. “Feels like 20 degrees.” Wind cutting through every layer.

Ashley carrying our 52-pound 4-year-old on her shoulder like it's nothing.
Teaching our 6-year-old to ice skate at Bryant Park.
Both of them smiling through frozen faces.

We'd just left LinkedIn's NYC headquarters.
(more to come..)

But watching Ashley navigate those icy streets with pure joy?
Teaching Skye to glide while balancing Stone on her shoulders?
That was the real meeting that mattered.

I build systems for one reason: to be present for moments like these.

Not to scale revenue (though that happens).
Not to impress clients (though we do).
But to have the freedom to watch my partner turn a freezing December day into magic.

Most founders think success means choosing between family and growth.

Wrong equation.

Success means building infrastructure so solid that you can disappear into a snow globe moment with your family and know everything keeps running.

Ashley didn't just carry our daughter through the cold.
She carried our whole family through this wild entrepreneurial journey.

With grace. With strength. With a smile that makes 20-degree weather feel warm.

That's the partnership that actually compounds.

The meeting at LinkedIn? Already forgotten.
The image of Ashley teaching our daughter to skate while carrying our other one? 

That's the ROI that matters.

Build the business that gives you these moments.

Everything else is just noise.

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I used to think AI was about speed. 
Do more. Faster. Scale output.

Wrong frame.

AI is replacing headcount with infrastructure.

Why is now different?

3 reasons:
1. Floor has fallen out of cost of AI tooling 
2. Efficacy and safety pass the quality tests
3. Natural language removes barrier to entry 

The founders still hiring SDRs to send templated emails? 
They're paying ~$90K for work that costs $500/month.

The ones building systems? 
They're compounding while their competitors add payroll.

Here's what changed for me:
Writing went from drafts to thinking partner. 
Claude (Anthropic) doesn't just write faster. It thinks with me.

Research went from hours to minutes. 
Perplexity and Fireflies.ai gives me real-time context that used to require an analyst.

Content went from bottleneck to a Stanley (Your Content Coach) system. 
I'm not creating more. I'm creating once and letting infrastructure distribute via Gamma and OpusClip.

The shift wasn't about tools. 
It was about building systems that don't require humans to maintain.

Most leaders use AI to do more. 
The ones winning use AI to need less.

Systems scale. Humans don't.

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Perplexity

Fireflies.ai

Stanley (Your Content Coach)

Gamma

OpusClip

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When people ask me about mindset, they're actually asking about strategy.

And strategy is simply prioritization.

What do you need to prioritize and get done to achieve your goals. 

IMHO it's mechanical. 

Step by step.

A checklist.

When you have a singular focus over a long time horizon, mindset falls into place.

You just flip the switch. 
And you're on.

But here's what most miss: prioritization requires a destination.

You have to know:
1. where you are
2. where you are going
3. the obstacles you'll likely face
4. the vehicle to overcome those obstacles

Mine? 
A healthy relationship with Ashley, best friendship with my kids, a healthy body + mind, and the resources to own a space where we all visit for a family get together once a year (minimum).

Ashley and me at 80. 
Skye and Stone grown with kids of their own. 
Extended family all around. 
Healthy bodies. 
Strong relationships. 
Financial freedom.

That picture on my mantle is my lynchpin.

Health. Wealth. Relationships.

When those 3 are clear, every decision gets easier.

Should I take this call or go to my kid's game?
Should I chase this opportunity or protect my energy?
Should I scale faster or build deeper?

The answers become obvious when you know where you're headed.

Most people try to "fix their mindset" with affirmations and morning routines.

Wrong equation.

Your mindset is a byproduct of your vision.

Get crystal clear on the destination - 40 years out, not 4 months - and the daily discipline stops feeling like discipline.

It just becomes the path.

Ashley and me. 80 years old. Montana. Surrounded by the people we built this for.

That's not a dream. That's a system.

And systems scale. Humans don't.

What's your 40-year picture?

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Founder: "We sponsored and spoke at 8 big events this year." 
Me: "Nice! How much attributable pipeline did that drive?" 
Founder: "Hard to say... does speaking actually drive revenue?" 
Me: "Yes.. But only if you build the loop."

We call it - The Signal Stack

Most B2B companies treat speaking gigs (and events) like lottery tickets. 

Give a great talk. 
Hope someone reaches out and booth scans are qualified ICPs. 
Repeat next quarter.

That's not a system. That's prayer.

We built something different. 

Speaking isn't the output. It's the ignition point.

The spark.

HERE'S HOW INFRASTRUCTURE COMPOUNDS:
One 30-minute talk generates signal for 90 days.

Before the stage:
- Post about the problem you're solving
- Announce the workshop or panel
- Everyone who engages just told you they care
- LinkedIn shows you exactly who commented, shared, viewed. 
^^^ That's your target list. They raised their hand.

On the stage:
- Share one specific framework
- Make it useful enough to remember
- Give them language to describe their problem
^^^ You're not selling. You're creating shared vocabulary. When they talk about their challenges using your framework, you already won.

After the stage:
- Post the key insight
- Share the Q&A that got the most head nods
- Screenshot the testimonials
- Break the framework into 10 micro-posts
^^^ Every piece of content captures more signal. Every engagement is permission for outreach.

THE MULTIPLICATION EFFECT (the key):

Traditional (OLD WAY): 
50 people in room → 3 follow-ups → 1 meeting

Infrastructure (NEW WAY): 
50 people in room → 500 content impressions → 47 engaged prospects → 12 qualified conversations

The talk happens once. The signal compounds for months.

INBOUND-LED OUTBOUND
You're not cold calling. 
You're reaching out to people who already engaged.

"Saw you commented on my infrastructure post." 
"Noticed you attended the workshop." 
"You shared the framework last week."

They created the context. 
You're just continuing the conversation they started.

This is how you turn one speaking slot into a quarter of pipeline.

Stop treating events like one-offs. 

Start building The Signal Stack.

Speaking creates the signal. 
Content captures the engagement. 
Outbound converts the interest.

Systems scale. Humans don't.

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CEO: "Matt, how do we reach out 5,000 people?"
Me: "You don't. You build a infrastructure that does."
CEO: "What's that mean exactly?"

Today, we are designing outreach infrastructure for our 7th Vibe GTM client, I saw the pattern.

Everyone's obsessed with "personalization at scale."

Meanwhile, they're drowning in spreadsheets trying to manage 47 different touchpoints.

Here's the deal:

20,000 touches per month isn't a volume game.
It's an infrastructure game.

Most teams think they need more people.
They need better systems.

THE MATH:

5,000 people
× 4 touches per month
= 20,000 total touches

But here's what kills 89% of outreach:

They treat each channel like a separate universe.

Email team here.
LinkedIn team there.
Phone calls somewhere else.
Direct mail in another silo and team.

Chaos multiplied by volume equals expensive failure.

We built something different.

THE MULTI-MODAL MACHINE:

Thread 1: Email (40% of touches)
→ 3-email sequence per contact
→ Value-first, no pitch until email 3
→ Triggered by engagement signals

Thread 2: LinkedIn (30% of touches)
→ Connection request + 2 messages
→ Comment on their content first
→ Message only after engagement

Thread 3: Phone (20% of touches)
→ Only after digital engagement
→ Reference their content/challenges
→ 90 seconds max

Thread 4: Physical (10% of touches)
→ Handwritten notes to hot prospects
→ Relevant book/resource sends
→ Unexpected, memorable, scalable

But here's the key:

UNIFIED ORCHESTRATION

One prospect profile.
One engagement history.
One conversation thread.
Four synchronized channels.

Every touch knows about every other touch.
Every channel feeds intelligence to the others.
Every interaction compounds the relationship.

No rep manages more than 250 active prospects.
But each prospect feels like they're your only one.

THE INFRASTRUCTURE STACK:

Layer 1: Data Foundation
→ Enriched profiles with trigger events
→ Engagement scoring across channels
→ Intent signals from multiple sources

Layer 2: Content Engine
→ 20 value pieces ready to deploy
→ Personalization variables that matter
→ A/B tests running constantly

Layer 3: Automation Rules
→ If opens email → trigger LinkedIn
→ If visits pricing → trigger call
→ If ghosts → switch channels

Layer 4: Human Moments
→ Reps jump in at peak interest
→ Handwritten notes at key moments
→ Voice messages when it matters

Result?

37% reply rate.
12% meeting rate.
4.2x pipeline per rep.

Same team size as before.

The difference?

Infrastructure that compounds.
Not people who burn out.

Stop hiring your way to scale.
Start building systems that multiply.

Your reps become conductors, not robots.
Your prospects get value, not spam.
Your pipeline grows without the chaos.

The best outreach doesn't feel like outreach.
It feels like the right message finding you at the right time.

That's not luck.

That's infrastructure.

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Your boss impacts your mental health more than your therapist.

And I've run the numbers at Stryker, TriNet, LetsGetChecked, Headspace and Talkspace.

8 hours with your manager weekly.
1 hour with your therapist monthly.

That's 32x more exposure to one relationship.

Yet we treat workplace mental health like an HR checkbox.

Annual wellness stipend? Cool.
Meditation app subscription? Nice.
EAP 1% use? Check.

Meanwhile, toxic managers are creating the problems those benefits are supposed to solve.

I watched this play out at 2 mental health companies.

We'd sell coaching and therapy benefits to enterprises while their employees were burning out from bad management.

The irony wasn't lost on me.

One client spent $2M on mental health benefits.
Their turnover in their GTM dept was still 47%.

Know what fixed it?

Manager training.

Not another app. 
Not more therapy sessions.
Teaching leaders how to not destroy people.

THE REAL MENTAL HEALTH STACK:

Layer 1: Psychological Safety
→ Can you disagree without retaliation?
→ Can you fail with pride?
→ Can you be human without judgment?

Layer 2: Clear Expectations
→ Know what success looks like
→ Understand your actual priorities
→ Get feedback before annual reviews

Layer 3: Autonomy + Support
→ Freedom to solve problems your way
→ Resources when you're stuck
→ Recognition when you deliver

Your therapist helps you process the damage.
Your boss decides if there's damage to process.

Companies are still spending millions on wellness while promoting toxic leaders?

That's not mental health support.
That's expensive band-aids on self-inflicted wounds.

Fix the source, not the symptoms.

Build managers who multiply mental health.
Not destroy it.

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What if everything I needed to know about leadership, I learned at circus camp?

I'm writing a TED talk about exactly that.

At 8 years old, I was terrible at juggling. 
Dropped every third ball. 
Couldn't keep my balance on the tightrope. 
Face-planted off the trapeze more times than I can count.

But those failures? 
They were teaching me how to run companies.

Juggling taught me to keep moving when I drop things. You don't stop and stare at the fallen ball. 
You keep the other two in motion. 
Same with business… when one deal falls through, you keep the pipeline flowing.

Balance showed me that true stillness comes from constant adjustment. 
Standing still on that wire meant hundreds of micro-movements every second. 

Just like leading a team through uncertainty.

And falling? 
That taught me the ground isn't the enemy, just a place to reset. 
Every face-plant was data. 
Every bruise was feedback.

These lessons show up every day now.

When a client project goes sideways, I keep the other pieces moving.
When market conditions shift, I make the micro-adjustments.
When a strategy fails, I hit the ground and bounce back with better data.

But the best part of writing this talk hasn't been connecting these dots.

It's been the conversations it's sparked.

Old friends from that circus camp reaching out with stories I'd forgotten. 

“Remember when you finally nailed the triple juggle and immediately tried to teach everyone else?"

New connections sharing their own childhood-to-boardroom parallels. Turns out, a lot of CEOs learned their first lessons in unexpected places.

This talk about play and wonder is turning out to be quite playful, and full of wonder, itself.

Not to mention how helpful these skills are for being a father.

The 8-year-old who couldn't juggle would be amazed.
The 40-year-old who can juggle 113 clients is grateful for every dropped ball back then.

Join us February 4th 2026 in Boca Raton, Florida!

What childhood lesson is still teaching you today?

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What actually happened when I posted for a year straight:

• Most posts flopped. No traction. No feedback. Just silence.
• I kept posting anyway, even when it felt pointless and exposed.
• I realized consistency feels embarrassing before it feels confident.
• I stopped chasing reach and started telling the truth.
• I wrote for one person, not an audience.
• I learned to sit with being ignored.
• I got clearer by saying things out loud.
• I trusted my own thinking again.
• I stopped performing.
• I started showing up.
• People noticed.
• Work followed.
• Learning.
• Growing.

My favorite part.. 

url to irl

Connecting with people online and then meeting them in real life and developing friendships plus business relationships.

Your team isn’t stuck. Your model is outdated..

96% of companies stall below 8 figures. 
Not because leaders aren't smart. Because they try to scale with effort instead of systems.

^^^ After meeting with 46 founders and execs responsible for growth this quarter alone, the trend is crystal clear. 

The ones who break through? They build infrastructure that works without them.

Yet here's the problem: most companies that struggle to hit $10M top line make the same mistake again.

Last month, a $12M founder showed me his GTM graveyard.
3 agencies. 
2 consultants. 
1 failed in-house team. 

$800K spent. Pipeline still flat.
"We keep hiring experts but nothing sticks."

That's when I saw the pattern.

The Agency Model:
Kickoff looks perfect. Clean decks. Slack buzzing. Three months in? Progress stalls between standups. Context resets every quarter. Stop the retainer, momentum disappears.
You're not building equity. You're funding their learning curve on your dime.

The In-House Model:
Full control. Deep alignment. Your people.
But nobody tells you: 12-18 months before real results. 3-6 hires minimum to build competency. You carry all the risk. And even great operators get buried in meetings, politics, and firefighting.
Velocity dies. Rhythm breaks.

The Consultant Model:
Sharp diagnosis. Smart playbook. Perfect deck.
But execution? Still on you. No systems built. No buttons pushed. Insights that don't compound.
Same pattern every time: momentum rented, not owned.

I decided, after sitting on all sides of the table, to build something different:
A revenue engine you own permanently.

90 days: We install targeting infrastructure, automation sequences, and campaign architecture on your stack. Not advising. Building.

Then we run it. Weekly optimization. Campaign execution. Performance insights.

When you're ready, we hand you the keys. The system keeps running.

That $12M founder?
Before: Pipeline depended on him and his rainmaker showing up. 
After: Team runs the engine. He reviews dashboards.

Month 1: Engine installed. 
Month 3: Pipeline up 2.8x. 
Month 6: Team operating independently.

No more rented growth. No more stop-start GTM. No more agencies that leave when the retainer ends.

Infrastructure that compounds. Whether you're in the room or not.

Systems scale. Humans don't.

If you're done renting your GTM, DM me "ENGINE" and I'll show you exactly how we build this in 90 days.

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Success at work means nothing if you're failing at home.

I missed my daughter's first words for a "critical" client call.
I don't even remember the client's name..
The deal fell through anyway.

That moment rewired something in me.

Now I run 2 profitable consulting firms.
Work with 113 clients globally.
Generate consistent revenue.

And I haven't missed back-to-back bedtimes in 3 years.

Here's the infrastructure that protects both:

THE FAMILY-FIRST FRAMEWORK:

Boundary 1: Email Curfew
→ Nothing btwn 5:30-730 (dinner + bath + bed time)
→ Morning responses are sharper anyway
→ Clients respect what you protect

Boundary 2: Weekend Firewall  
→ Sunday 5pm = inbox check for Monday prep
→ That's it. 40 minutes max.
→ Rest of weekend is sacred territory

Boundary 3: Daily Non-Negotiables
→ 5-7am blocked on calendar as "Important 1-1 Meeting"
→ The client? Me.
→ Most important meeting of my day... inner work

Boundary 4: Meeting Architecture
→ 25 or 50-minute meetings only
→ Buffer time between everything
→ No back-to-back chaos destroying presence

Boundary 5: Energy Allocation
→ Family gets morning energy, not evening scraps
→ Ashley and I have coffee together before devices
→ Real conversation before email conversation

Most people think boundaries kill opportunities.

Reality?

My best clients came AFTER I set these rules.
My biggest deals closed BECAUSE I had clarity.
My team performs better WITH the structure.

Counterintuitive yet people trust leaders who know their priorities.

Your kids won't remember your 25Q4 revenue.
They'll remember if you were there.

Build the infrastructure that multiplies both.
Not the chaos that destroys everything.

The real flex isn't working 80-hour weeks.

It's building a life where you don't need to.

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December 1st. 
The month winners lean in.

While everyone else coasts to the holidays, the builders double down.

Most people are already checked out.
Planning parties. Wrapping presents. Counting down to vacation.

They've written off December as "slow season."

Meanwhile, the ones who win are shifting their center of mass forward.

Like a sprinter leaning into the finish line.
Every degree of lean creates momentum others can't match.
Physics, not motivation.

I see it in my clients right now.

The ones closing their biggest deals? They're calling while others are caroling. (yes, some are caroling on calls!)

The ones landing dream partnerships? They're pitching while others are partying.

The ones building next year's pipeline? They're planting while others are pausing.

December isn't the end of the race.
It's when the real competitors separate from the crowd.

31 days when your competition is distracted.
31 days when decision-makers are surprisingly available.
31 days when "next year" becomes "right now" for those who push.

This isn't about skipping family time or grinding through the holidays.

It's about forward momentum when everyone else is standing still.

One focused hour in December beats ten in January.
One strategic move now beats five when everyone's back.
One conversation today beats twenty cold emails in Q1.

The physics are simple:
When others lean back, lean forward.
When others slow down, maintain speed.
When others coast, accelerate.

Your center of mass determines your trajectory.

Shake off the tryptophan and lock in.

December 1st.
Day one of your competitive advantage.

How are you leaning in?

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Friday a CEO asked me for the ROI of our AI experiments..

I told him about my (almost) 7-year-old's bedtime story generator.

He thought I was joking. 

I wasn't.

Here's what most companies get wrong about innovation:
They start with productivity metrics. Efficiency gains. Cost reduction.

Wrong equation.

I help $3-30M companies scale revenue through systems.
And the best system I've found for breakthrough innovation?
My living room floor at 8pm.

THE LOW RISK / LOW COST PHILOSOPHY:

We run corporate hackathons where sales, engineering, and marketing collide.
Not to build perfect products.

To break things together.

(Wait, what?)

But here's the counterintuitive part:

My sharpest insights don't come from those boardrooms.
They come from Google Labs sessions with my kids.

We're a Google shop, so AI Studio is our playground.

No KPIs. No roadmaps. Just pure experimentation.

Last Tuesday, my daughter asked if AI could turn her stuffed elephant into a superhero.
That "silly" prompt became the foundation for a client's product personalization engine.
$2.3M in new pipeline. From a stuffed elephant.

My kids don't care about:
- Token limits
- Latency optimization  
- Context windows
- API costs

They care if it's fun.
And that's exactly when magic happens.

The pattern is predictable:
Monday: "This AI thing is ridiculous"
Tuesday: "Wait, what if we..."
Wednesday: "Holy cannoli, this could actually work"
Thursday: Building the MVP
Friday: Shipping to real customers

Google Labs isn't just software. It's permission to play.
Google AI Studio removes the barrier between idea and execution.
15 minutes from "what if" to "look what I built."

Meanwhile, companies spending months on AI strategy documents?
Still waiting for the perfect use case.

Innovation doesn't live in PowerPoints.
It lives in the 20 minutes after dinner when nobody's keeping score.

Tonight, open Google Labs with someone who doesn't know what AI "should" do.
Give yourself 15 minutes. No agenda.

Watch what happens Monday morning.

Systems scale. Play compounds.

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