Here’s a scary fact about adulthood. We stop asking questions. We lose the playful curiosity and cre
Ambition is a good thing, right? It’s your ambition that creates opportunity. It grows your income.
I’ve invested a ton of money into coaching. ($163,900 to be specific.) I’ve used coaching to face my
The economy is soaring. Stocks are at all time highs. Inflation has been tamed. Yet young people are
When you think of creativity, what comes to mind? Maybe it’s a disheveled Earnest Hemingway writing
It’s bonus season. Are you thinking of making that big move? And finally walking away from your cush
As your earnings go up, your ability to enjoy money should increase as well. And you should worry le
The first 3 years of your life deeply impact how you interact with the world around you. We develop
Are you a Post-Achievement Professional? For starters, this doesn’t mean that you no longer care abo
Playing the “net worth” game puts you on the never-ending hamster wheel of never hitting “enough.” I
Are men becoming more in touch with their feelings? Or are they going the way of Andrew Tate’s brash
2023 was the year everything went wrong. Rising interest rates, return to office, a shaky consumer a
We worry about money. When there’s not enough, we’re scared of the catastrophe. When there’s too muc
One of the most common complaints from high-performers? “I can’t turn off my brain.” So we turn to d
Networking gets a bad rap. It’s transactional, icky and insincere. In this solo episode, Khe reimagi
As a parent, you’re constantly nervous about raising spoiled, entitled and elitist kids. And if you&
[Ep. 23] You meet someone, they Google you. Are the results your personal brand? In a world where ev
[Ep. 22] If you work 40 hours a week on your own terms, are you semi-retired? A solo episode where K
[Ep. 21] Owning your time. Living close to nature. Rock climbing daily. Do you have to wait until “r
[Ep. 20] What happens when making money starts making you unhappy? You might dislike the activity. O
[Ep. 19] High-performing teenage kids are considered an “at risk” group. Yup, they’re as likely as p
