
Who Knew?
True Stories of a Little Boy’s Journey Guided by the Mentors in His Life
Fifty stories of gratitude for the people whose presence, wisdom, and example left a lasting mark.
Learn about the bookI write and speak about gratitude, mentorship, the thoughts that quietly shape our lives, and the people who help us become who we are.

My writing begins with a simple conviction: our lives are shaped by what we notice, what we remember, and what we choose to do with what we have been given.

True Stories of a Little Boy’s Journey Guided by the Mentors in His Life
Fifty stories of gratitude for the people whose presence, wisdom, and example left a lasting mark.
Learn about the book
How the hidden conversations in your mind shape the life you live—and how awareness can become understanding, choice, practice, and character.
Take the Quiet Moments Survey
A guided place to capture quiet-moment thoughts, examine their meaning, and direct them with intention.
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Courses, resources, and practical tools for understanding the brain, examining thought, and building a more intentional life.
Visit ThinkFormationTake part in the anonymous research behind Ever Thought About What You’re Thinking About? The survey takes about 10–15 minutes.

ThinkFormation brings together the books, journal, Brain School, Conversation Cards, and research growing from my work on the hidden conversations in our minds.
I speak to churches, leadership groups, community organizations, and people who want to live with greater awareness, gratitude, and intention.
Invite George to Speak →Recognizing the mentors who shaped us—and becoming someone worth remembering.
How unnoticed mental conversations influence our reactions, relationships, and character.
Turning reflection into a way of living that strengthens the people around us.
Whether you’re planning a church gathering, leadership event, community program, school presentation, or intimate conversation, I would be honored to learn more about it.

After decades as a businessman and entrepreneur, I retired and began looking back at the people, experiences, and quiet lessons that had shaped my life. That reflection became Who Knew?—a book written not for recognition, but as an act of gratitude.
Today, my work explores mentorship, thought, faith, character, and the lifelong pursuit of becoming our most authentic selves.
Short reflections on gratitude, character, belief, attention, and the ordinary moments that quietly shape a life.
The article library will grow here as new pieces are published.
For speaking inquiries, book questions, interviews, or a thoughtful exchange of ideas, I would be glad to hear from you.