Joshua Muniz

Running a veterinary clinic today feels like juggling medicine, management, and marketing all at once. Between backlogged appointments, ringing phones, and paperwork, most teams spend more time chasing tasks than caring for patients. That’s where artificial intelligence quietly steps in—not as a replacement for human expertise, but as

Starting with Purpose: The Right Contribution Peter Drucker, often called the father of modern management, believed that most people jump too quickly into action without first asking the deeper question: What should my contribution be? He wrote: “Knowledge workers who do not ask themselves, ‘What can I contribute?’ are not

Have you ever been consumed with the end goal in mind, completely ignoring the small wins you've accumulated? It happens more than you think, and that's okay. Progress rarely comes from giant leaps. It comes from the steady rhythm of small wins. Jack Welch, legendary CEO

Life as a founder, salesperson, or creator can be lonely. But you don’t have to do it alone. For years, I’ve been a salesperson. I’ve pitched, closed, been rejected, picked myself up, and done it all over again. But behind that grind has always been one question:

Imagine this: you've poured your heart and soul into building a revolutionary software solution. It solves real problems, boasts innovative features, and has the potential to disrupt the market. But then launch day arrives, and...crickets. No buzz, no sales, no traction. Why? You might have an amazing

A lot of readers of this book have said the theme is Caption Obvious. I hope to elaborate beyond the "ONE Thing" central theme, and describe the 'how' more than the 'what.' My initial thoughts: The main point Gary Keller tries to convey is