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A consulting friendship from 2005, a fifteen-year gap, and proof that the best teams are built slowly with people you utterly respect.
Until 1974, banks could require a woman to have her husband co-sign a loan. It's time guys like me started paying attention.
My wife asked me point blank: "If not me, who would you talk to about something really important?" I didn't have a good answer.
A six-year-old's heartbreak, a lifetime of suppressed emotions, and the slow realization that "getting a hold of yourself" doesn't mean what I thought it meant.
My fourteen-year-old doesn't choose me anymore. I'm learning that showing up might matter more than being chosen.
A story about flat tires, group bike rides, and the low-grade anxiety we put on ourselves when we think we're being rushed.
Hosted by Brian Herriot, a speaker, author, financial advisor, and entrepreneur, this podcast explores life on the other side of time freedom.
Through short audio essays and field notes, Brian examines what happens once you have control over your time and how that freedom reshapes priorities, relationships, and what matters most.
His forthcoming book, Time Freedom, provides the framework, and this Substack is where we imagine what comes next.
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