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The wildly successful app Among Us asks players to find the impostor in the group. In this case, art imitates life. Studies show at least 70% of people will

Often times when people think of change it’s this monumental shifts or moments that will forever impact the way we think, act or live. I

I’ve had multiple conversations over the last couple of weeks with various students, volunteers, alumni, headquarters staff and campus professionals – all centered on the

There are no finite answers as it relates to the future of recruitment. I don’t have any answers, and I do this for a living. However

For those that know me, know that I like to push buttons. One of my most requested keynotes for fraternity/sorority communities, When Is Enough, Enough? discusses the

If you told me in college I’d be a professional college speaker, I might have believed you. If you had told me one of my

I remember the feeling when I waved goodbye to my parents as they left me at college. The opportunities. The possibilities. The freedom. And then came

What’s something that scares you the most? For some it’s public speaking, for others, it’s being alone, and for some, it’s the fear of failure. It

I remember attending conferences as a student leader. I represented my chapter at fraternity conventions as president, and I represented my community as an officer on

I remember being a college student not too long ago, and I thought I was busy running around being involved and keeping my grades up,

What if we told you there is a key (or cycle) to failure? And what if we told you there was a way to unlock

For over a decade I booked speakers and workshops to come and make an impact, and to get people to think in different ways. Often