For 17 years I've sent a free email 6 mornings a week. 11,000+ people read it. The crazy part? It started from a clubhouse text thread to a few members of the Rockies organization. Every morning I pass along something from a mentor, a coach, or a writer. Here's what actually shows up and why it might belong in your inbox: 1) Borrowed wisdom from people I admire. Every week I'm reading, listening, and learning from: • Jon Gordon on encouragement and leadership • Tony Dungy on character • John Wooden on Wednesdays • Charles Stanley, Chuck Swindoll, and the mentors who shaped me If something really hits me on a Tuesday, you get it on Wednesday. 2) A 60-second start to your morning. Most days it's one short note... a devotional, a leadership thought, or a line that really hit me It's not a newsletter. It's not a sermon. It's the same thing I'd hand a friend over coffee, dropped in your inbox The point is to make sure somebody hands you something good before your day gets going. 3) Always signed the same way. Every email ends with the same two lines: Make a difference today. Love, Clint. If you want it in your inbox tomorrow, tap the link in my bio. It's free!