How College Athletic Departments Can Elevate Game Day Now
NIL, revenue sharing, and shrinking budgets are reshaping college athletics. Here's how smart fan experience investment turns first-time fans into lifelong donors.
What I Wish Someone Had Told Me When I Was Starting Out
I had great mentors early in my career. They taught me how to shoot, how to direct, how to lead a crew.
Nobody taught me about CPAs, retirement accounts, or what freelancing in this business does to your financial life over 30 years.
This industry doesn't run on a calendar. No HR department, no automatic 401k, no pension. Everything has to be built by you, usually while you're too busy working games to think about it.
I wrote about the two relationships I'd tell anyone starting out to build early — and why the things that feel the least urgent at 22 are often the things that matter most at 50.
The Rehearsal Is Either Your Greatest Asset or Your Biggest Waste of Time. The Difference Is You.
A poorly run rehearsal demoralizes a crew before the season starts. A well-run one builds collective confidence. Here's exactly how to run one that does the latter.
The Game Starts in the Parking Lot
Most sports organizations invest heavily inside the venue and almost nothing outside it. Here's what the pre-gate fan experience should actually look like.
I Was Seven Years Old and Carrying Cables. That Was the Beginning of Everything.
How a 7-Year-Old With Cables Built a 30-Year Sports Career
Why Organizational Alignment Is the Real Fan Experience Problem
The Real Fan Experience Problem Isn't Your Scoreboard