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Forty years in this game. Here is what I have learned about the families who navigate it best.
They are not the ones with the biggest budgets. They are not the ones with the most connections. They are the ones who decided early that this is a forty-year decision, and started behaving accordingly.
They turn down the showcase that does not fit the plan. They pass on the travel team that promises exposure for a price. They put their son in front of honest evaluators instead of marketing departments.
They are not chasing baseball. They are building a man who happens to play it.
The trophy is the relationship you have with your son when he is thirty.
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The Purple Pig Restaurant Group@ThePigChicago
We're back. Six years quiet on here — and a lot has happened. Biggest news: we opened a second Pig in Oak Brook in March. Same house-cured obsession, new room, 11,000 sq ft of it. Michigan Ave is still here. Still pouring. thepurplepigrestaurantgroup.com
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Went to my son's career day yesterday
The teacher said each parent gets 3 minutes
I asked if there was a hard stop or if this was more of a "suggested timeline"
She said 3 minutes
The dad before me was a firefighter. The kids loved it. He brought a helmet. Let them try it on. Very theatrical.
My son whispered "don't worry, you're going to do great."
I wasn't worried. I brought a pitch deck. Objects aligned perfectly horizontally and vertically.
14 slides. One appendix. Two scenario analyses. A waterfall chart I stayed up until 11pm simplifying so a 5 year old could follow the value creation framework.
Slide one: "What is a CFO."
Slide two: "What is EBITDA."
Slide three: "Why EBITDA matters."
Slide four: "Why adjusted EBITDA matters more."
I lost the room at slide one.
One kid asked if I help people. I said I help companies become more efficient. He asked if that means I fire people. I said no, we right-size.
He started crying.
The teacher stepped in. Said maybe we could do a Q&A instead. Great pivot. Very collaborative.
A girl in the front row asked what I make. I said Excel spreadsheets and PowerPoint decks. She said "my mom makes cupcakes." Different verticals.
My son stood up and said "my dad makes companies worth more money so the people who own them can sell them for a lot of money."
Dead silence.
The teacher said "that's... one way to describe it."
My son said "it's the only way to describe it."
I have never been more proud of anything in my entire life.
I told him that in the car. He said "thanks, can we get Chick-fil-A."
My son asked if the expense was tax deductible.
One could argue I'm teaching my son more than the teacher.
We got Chick-fil-A.
Plz fix. Thx.
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“I trusted in Him not just in the good, but in the bad [this season]. I understand that suffering is good for us, as followers of Jesus. I’m taking that into my next route in [pastoral] ministry - Just leading people by example, as a servant, like Jesus was.”
- High Point Guard Chase Johnston after their loss vs Arkansas
Johnston was wearing a “Jesus Wins” shirt too 👏
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That's a proud father! ❤️
Jack Hughes' dad going crazy after his son scored THE golden goal is pure gold itself. 🥇
#MilanoCortina2026 #Olympics #WinterOlympics
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@incarceratedbob Dinners, yes. Booze, no. I’d like for Jack to keep the rest of his fingers if that’s ok.
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@tonybeef32 Tied the game a minute after this post and ended up winning the game. I’m a real beaut. They’ll rip off 10 straight now.
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@metrofudge Woah, take it ease. Many of our younger years sarcastic responses disappeared. They’ll all be back in due time.
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@jpalumbo17 Lol.
Always felt "eat/blow me" died prematurely. Those are Swiss army knives of sass.
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