
02/23/2025
I am truly humbled and grateful at this moment. Over the past year, I’ve spent a lot of time reflecting—not just on the work I do but on how I can do more. For years, I’ve invited people to share their workflow challenges with me, helping them integrate planning into their daily routines. But after literally hundreds of conversations, I often feel a pull to go deeper, to do more. It’s the same feeling I experience when I challenge myself in my faith journey.
Ideas have always come naturally to me—it’s like a superpower. But bringing those ideas to life in a meaningful way? That has always been my greatest challenge. At times, I’ve expected the pieces to fall into place effortlessly, believing the Holy Spirit should be leading me step by step.
Last August, as I began planning for 2026 (yes, you read that right!), an idea surfaced: Third Thursday. From the moment it came to me, I knew it had the potential to be something powerful. But I also knew it couldn’t just be another tool—it had to have substance if it was going to truly impact people’s lives.
So yes, in 2026, I plan to introduce an entirely new productivity tool. But even more importantly, starting in 2025, I want to launch a podcast to support and deepen the impact of that tool. What I didn’t expect was how many personal connections this journey would spark. The messages I’ve received have been overwhelming in the best way—affirming just how important it is to connect, share, and encourage others in their own pursuit of greatness.
One message, in particular, left me speechless. I would never put my name in the same category as those mentioned, yet the fact that someone saw my work in that light was incredibly humbling. At the end of the day, I’m just a guy from Wisconsin who loves helping people and using technology to make life better.
And now, in just the past few days, doors have started opening in ways I know are the work of the Holy Spirit. I pray this journey continues and that light shines on the path ahead.
Thank you to everyone who has supported, encouraged, and walked alongside me in this mission. The best is yet to come.