We live in a world bombarded by a relentless assault—consumerism, tribalism, performative politics, and a feeding frenzy that leaves no room for the soul to breathe. On top of this,…

We are in the middle of a significant transition—moving into the home we’ve dreamed of and built over the past two years. Our base has been in Southern Utah, about…

Over the past six months, I’ve worked closely with families—many of them beautifully complex—as they’ve begun building a legacy through the LEGADO Family Framework. Whether you're just starting a young…

As many of you know, I recently released my most personal work yet—BlindSighted. Writing it was one of the most vulnerably, raw, and honest things I have ever done. For…

Some friendships defy logic.

They are forged not by convenience, background, or even common ground—but by something deeper: a soul-level resonance that forms slowly, through tension, laughter, loyalty, and time.

The other day, I found myself humming that old country tune:

“Mama, don’t let your babies grow up to be cowboys.
Teach them to be doctors and lawyers and such…”

Two weeks ago, I was working with a remarkable legacy family in Canada. The patriarch—a brilliant, successful man now 75—looked at me, frustration in his voice, and said:

“I don’t have 15 or 20 years for my children to figure this out. We need to accelerate the process.”

I have never—not once—met someone who has done something truly astounding, who has shaken the world in the best of ways, touched hearts, or created lasting significance, who did not first walk through the fire of deep personal challenge.

One of the questions I keep getting lately is this:
“Rich, what blogs or podcasts do you follow? Who do you trust?”

This past week, I met with several of the wealthiest billionaire families in the world in New York City. What I witnessed left me stunned. Some of the models these families have put in place are toxic, dangerous, and extreme.