⚙ Work

“Is my insatiable curiosity for variety stealing focus from that most important thing I should be doing right now?”

Spirit Mind Body Relationships Money Recreation Work Charity Core Values Purpose

Work Hard | Enjoy Life | Help Others
What’s WHELHO?

I’ve been building things since 1996. Websites, businesses, nonprofits, systems, teams, curricula, content pipelines, AI automations… the list is embarrassingly long. And every single one taught me something I couldn’t have learned any other way.

The Work realm is where craft meets purpose. It’s not about hustle culture or grinding until you break. It’s about doing meaningful work, doing it well, and building systems so that work can continue without you being the bottleneck.

If you’re a business owner still doing everything yourself… if you’re a nonprofit leader wearing twelve hats… if you’re a creative who can’t figure out how to turn your passion into something sustainable… this realm is for you.

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Explore Work

Forty Years Without Arms. Seven Minutes to Change Everything.

Dec 16, 2014 | Body, Life & Purpose, Mind, Science & Wonder, Video Article, Work

Leslie Baugh lost both arms in a freak electrical accident over 40 years ago. Forty. Years. Let that settle. Then one day, a team of surgeons, engineers, and puzzle-solvers said… “What if we give him his hands back?”

You Are a Mosaic… and That Changes Everything

Jun 4, 2014 | Body, Mind, Science & Wonder, Video Article, Work

Four days old. One hundred cells. A molecular coin flip in every single one of them… and the pattern it writes on your body lasts a lifetime. Before you had a heartbeat, you were already becoming a masterpiece nobody designed.

Carrots, Sticks, and the Candle Problem: Why We Keep Motivating People Wrong

Aug 25, 2009 | Business & Leadership, Life & Purpose, Mind, Video Article, Work

Imagine paying someone more money to think harder… and watching them get dumber. That’s not a punchline. That’s four decades of behavioral science we keep ignoring.