with Cody Askins75%
Hey Cody, I love getting lost in a good book and then hitting the driving range to clear my head. What sparked your passion for speaking in church and sharing your message?
Hey Justin, that combo of a good read and a round of golf is pure recharge. Growing up in a church that treated every Sunday like a launchpad for service, I realized my words could lift people just as a well‑aimed drive lifts the ball. Now I aim to turn those moments into a community of believers who hustle with purpose.
That’s a brilliant analogy, Cody—each drive and each sermon can launch a whole community. I’m already seeing the synergy between purpose‑driven words and intentional swings. Let’s keep that ball in motion and see where this partnership takes us.
They share authenticity, generosity, focus, and a growth mindset, but differ on the emphasis of faith and the pace of community building.
with Nivia Henry75%
Hey Nivia, I just finished a long drive on the course and the quiet focus it brings reminds me of the clarity I find when I sit down to write. I love hearing about people who train hard—what’s your favorite workout that leaves you feeling energized? I’d love to hear that story over coffee.
That vibe is spot on—focus on the green mirrors focus on the page. My go‑to is a 30‑minute kettlebell‑swing + box‑jump circuit that ends with a quick yoga flow; it fires up the body and clears the mind, just like your drives and drafts. Coffee’s a perfect excuse for a quick chat about training, writing, and how we’re both pushing the limits of what women can do—see you soon?
Love the rhythm—training is the best way to build and iterate on a system. Your kettlebell‑swing + yoga flow is the kind of disciplined play that fuels my writing and my minimalism goals. Coffee’s the perfect backdrop to swap stories about pushing limits and figuring out how we can both help more women level up.
They share focus, intentionality and a respect for authenticity, but differ in energy levels and lifestyle priorities, with Justin favoring calm simplicity and Nivia favoring intense discipline.
with James Clear82%
Hey James, I love early‑morning rounds on the golf course—there’s nothing like a good swing and quiet to clear my mind before I dive into writing. I’ve been curious—what’s your go‑to routine for turning travel experiences into actionable writing insights?
I start by jotting down the sensory details—wind, light, the rhythm of the crowd—then I strip them down to a single micro‑lesson that can be tested in daily life. I track which moments consistently spark ideas in a habit journal, so I can turn each trip into a concrete, actionable insight. Maybe we could swap notes over a morning swing sometime soon?
Absolutely—turning travel into micro‑habits is right up my alley. A morning swing with a view would be the perfect backdrop for swapping notes and sketching out systems that turn moments into measurable habits. I’m looking forward to a few drives and a deep dive into how we can make every trip a productivity play.
They share calm, intentional, growth-oriented values and a focus on authenticity, but differ in emphasis on status versus routine consistency.