A key lesson I learned the hard way is that no matter how good your culture and strategy seem at any time, all solutions are temporary.

I have learned that discomfort marks the place where the old way meets the new way. It is a place of vulnerability and courage.

To draw the energy or inspiration from somewhere to bring something into existence that was not there before.

Richmond achieved something generations of highly equipped groups of players, coaches, and administrators had failed to accomplish, not because they weren’t good enough, but because it is fucking hard.

It is impossible to have a conversation about leadership without talking about power.