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Reshaping The Hobby From The Inside Out In our Collectors MD support group chat this week, the conversation has been heavy—but necessary. We’ve been unpacking

The Hobby At A Crossroad This past week marked the 45th National Sports Collectors Convention at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont, IL—the

Defining Words Words are used every day to describe ourselves, others, and the situations we’re in. In therapy, I often hear clients express their desire

The Trap Mistrust When you’ve seen the worst of what the world has to offer—people exploiting others under the guise of helping—it’s hard to trust

The First Real Act of Strength One of the hardest things to say out loud—sometimes even to ourselves—is: “I think I have a problem.“ In

From Fan To Stakeholder One of the biggest reasons investing in sports cards—or even the stock market—has become so popular is because it creates the

A Truth Hurts For A Minute, A Lie Hurts Forever A truth hurts for a minute. A lie hurts forever. This was one of the

Your Collection, Your Sanctuary Your collection should be a sanctuary, not a scoreboard. It should be the place you turn to when you want to

Breaking The Bank: Hobby Price Hikes Each year, we expect a slight fluctuation in prices across industries—it’s part of market trends: inflation, supply and demand,

Burnout Recovery For High-Performing Professionals Are you a high-achieving professional experiencing burnout? You’re not alone. Many of my clients are high-achieving, high-performing individuals—executives, business owners,

Reclaiming The Heart Of The Hobby Yesterday, Rob Veres of Burbank Cards posted a video that struck a chord with me—and I think it’s something

Living With An Addict If you’ve ever loved an addict, you know it’s not just their battle—it becomes part of your life too. That’s why groups like