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Strategic Doers Group Strategic Doers Group equips responsible businessmen to lead what they’ve been entrusted with toward greater freedom.
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As a business owner, you're faced with tough decisions every day—and sometimes it's hard to know where to turn for trusted business advice. Connect with like-minded leaders who share your values, understand your challenges, and hold you accountable to reach your goals.

**If you turned off your phone for an entire day, what would happen to your business?**Would your team keep moving forwa...
10/30/2026

**If you turned off your phone for an entire day, what would happen to your business?**

Would your team keep moving forward?

Would decisions still get made?

Or would everything start piling up, waiting for you to reconnect?

Sometimes what we call a technology problem is actually a leadership dependency problem.

The goal isn't to become unreachable. It's to build a business that doesn't require your constant availability to function.

That's one of the questions we'll explore at **The Technology Trap**, a confidential Strategic Doers Group roundtable on November 16 in Lynchburg.

**Leadership Creates Freedom.**

Join us at the table:
https://strategic-doers-group.odoo.com/event/the-technology-trap-is-your-business-running-you-5/register

Is technology giving you more freedom—or making you available to everyone, all the time?Technology has given us incredib...
10/20/2026

Is technology giving you more freedom—or making you available to everyone, all the time?

Technology has given us incredible tools to communicate, collaborate, and operate our businesses from almost anywhere.

But somewhere along the way, being able to work from anywhere became an expectation that we should be available everywhere, all the time.

Emails. Text messages. Notifications. Another app. Another interruption.

We have more tools designed to save us time than ever before.

So why do so many businessmen feel like they have less freedom?

Perhaps the problem isn't the technology itself.

Perhaps it's how we've structured our businesses, established expectations, and allowed ourselves to become indispensable to every decision.

Technology should be a tool that serves our leadership—not something that dictates how we live.

Here's a question worth considering:

If you disconnected for an entire day, would your business continue operating effectively?

Or have you unintentionally built a business that cannot function without your constant attention?

That's a leadership question worth discussing.

Leadership Creates Freedom.

Great to see one of our Strategic Doers in action  at the grand opening of 518 Family Services
10/13/2026

Great to see one of our Strategic Doers in action at the grand opening of 518 Family Services

Sometimes You Win. Sometimes You Learn.This morning, I was scheduled to host the first WHERE ARE YOU GOING? — A Roundtab...
10/12/2026

Sometimes You Win. Sometimes You Learn.
This morning, I was scheduled to host the first WHERE ARE YOU GOING? — A Roundtable for Businessmen in Lynchburg.
I'm cancelling it because we didn't receive any registrations.
I could quietly move on and never mention it again. But integrity is one of my core values, and I believe in being transparent about both successes and disappointments.
Over the past few weeks, I've been asking businessmen some important questions:
Where are you going?
Do you have a personal Vision for your life, or only one for your business?
Are your personal and business Values, Vision, and Mission supporting one another?
I still believe those are questions worth asking.
James Allen wrote about how people often desire to improve their circumstances without being willing to improve themselves.
That observation has stayed with me for years.
But today, I'm also turning that challenge toward myself.
What do I need to learn? What needs to change? And what am I willing to do differently?
Eight years of working with business leaders have taught me that good intentions, good ideas, and even hard work don't automatically produce the results we hope for.
Sometimes we need to reconsider our approach.
What you do matters. Why you do it matters more.
My commitment to helping businessmen become more intentional about their leadership, their lives, and the businesses they build hasn't changed.
But I'm taking a serious look at how I deliver that value and who I'm best equipped to serve.
I have another Roundtable scheduled for November 16. I'm evaluating what that experience should look like, and I'll share more when I've made that decision.
For now, I'm taking my own advice.
Actions speak louder than intentions.
And sometimes the most important action is being willing to learn and change direction.

You can change your circumstances. Start by investing in yourself.As businessmen, we spend a lot of time and energy work...
10/10/2026

You can change your circumstances. Start by investing in yourself.
As businessmen, we spend a lot of time and energy working to improve our businesses.
More customers. Better systems. Stronger teams. Greater profitability.
All worthwhile pursuits.
But here's a question worth considering:
What if one of the most important investments you can make in your business is an investment in the man leading it?
We work hard to improve our circumstances. But how often do we intentionally make time to improve ourselves?
That's what Monday morning's WHERE ARE YOU GOING? — A Roundtable for Businessmen is about.
Ninety minutes to step away from the demands of business, reflect on your personal Values, Vision, and Mission, and engage in meaningful conversation with other businessmen.
Not another seminar. Not another networking event.
Just an opportunity to begin doing some important work on yourself—and consider how that work can strengthen the business you lead.
📅 Monday, October 12
🕘 9:15–10:45 AM
📍 Homewood Suites Lynchburg — Boardroom
💲 $47
⏰ Registration closes TONIGHT, Saturday, October 10, at 11:59 PM.
If you've been considering joining us, I'd encourage you to make that decision today.
I'd like to have you at the table.
Register here:
https://strategic-doers-group.odoo.com/event/where-are-you-going-a-roundtable-for-businessmen-october-12-4/register

You can build a successful business and still discover it’s taking you somewhere you never intended to go.That’s why I b...
10/07/2026

You can build a successful business and still discover it’s taking you somewhere you never intended to go.
That’s why I believe there are two questions worth asking:
Where am I going?
Where is my business going?
And then comes the bigger question:
Are we going in the same direction?
Your personal Values, Vision, and Mission shouldn’t compete with the Values, Vision, and Mission of the business you lead.
They should support one another.
That’s what we’ll begin exploring Monday morning at WHERE ARE YOU GOING? — A Roundtable for Businessmen.
This won’t be about creating another business plan. It’s about stepping away from the business long enough to think about the man who’s leading it.
Monday, October 12 | 9:15–10:45 AM
Homewood Suites Lynchburg | $47
If you’re a businessman who’s been thinking about where you’re headed, I’d like to have you at the table.

Over the last few weeks, I've been asking some questions.Where are you going?You probably have a vision for where you wa...
10/05/2026

Over the last few weeks, I've been asking some questions.
Where are you going?
You probably have a vision for where you want your business to go. Do you have one for yourself?
And maybe the bigger question:
Are you and your business going in the same direction?
Next Monday morning, I'm bringing a group of businessmen together to explore those questions.
WHERE ARE YOU GOING? — A Roundtable for Businessmen is a 90-minute working roundtable focused on the Values, Vision, and Mission that guide both the man and the business he leads.
This isn't a seminar where you sit and listen.
We'll do some individual work, but we'll spend most of our time around the table—thinking, talking, challenging one another, and learning from the perspectives of other businessmen.
Monday, October 12
9:15–10:45 AM
Homewood Suites Lynchburg
$47
If this sounds like a conversation you need to be part of, I'd like to have you at the table.
Register here:
https://strategic-doers-group.odoo.com/event/where-are-you-going-a-roundtable-for-businessmen-october-12-4/register

You probably have a vision for where you want your business to go.Do you have one for yourself?
09/14/2026

You probably have a vision for where you want your business to go.
Do you have one for yourself?

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Lynchburg, VA
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