07/26/2026
Some days stay with you forever.
Today was one of those days.
I crossed the finish line at Fenway Park surrounded by thousands of people, all there for one purpose: supporting our Veterans, Service Members, and their families through Home Base.
The time on the clock mattered far less than what brought everyone to the starting line.
Service.
Gratitude.
Community.
Hope.
It was impossible not to be humbled.
As I walked onto the field after the race, I realized this journey was never really about running.
It was about saying yes to something that mattered.
Training taught me that progress doesn’t happen all at once. It happens one workout, one decision, one small step at a time.
I’ve realized that’s true in life, too.
It’s true in business.
It’s true in relationships.
And it’s true in becoming the person we’re capable of being.
Over the past year, I’ve been rethinking not only my business, but also what I want my work—and my life—to stand for.
This race reminded me that the most meaningful journeys aren’t about crossing a finish line.
They’re about discovering who you become along the way.
Thank you to everyone who donated, encouraged me, trained with me, and cheered me on. You were part of every mile.
Today I finished a race.
Tomorrow, the journey continues.
Run for Others. ❤️🇺🇸
