Adrenaline meets intention when stunt driver and racer Greg Tracy pulls up a chair at our new Lake Havasu headquarters. From motocross roots and shattering lap times at Pikes Peak to threading cars on camera for blockbuster films, Greg shows how real mastery turns risk into a disciplined craft. We connect those dots to the life we’re building here: a community that chooses peace over pressure, where families ride, boat, and actually use the toys they work hard to own.

We dive into why generational happiness can outlast generational wealth—and how to design for both. Greg unpacks what Hollywood stunts teach about preparation under stress, hitting marks when it counts, and staying sharp over decades. We share how that same mindset shapes our developments: fee-simple storage that builds equity, steel construction that reduces fire risk and insurance pain, and thoughtful density that respects how people live in Havasu. It’s not about bigger for its own sake; it’s about smarter spaces that anchor real experiences.

Culture drives results. We talk open-book teamwork, shared equity, and growing leaders from within so projects move faster with fewer layers. The onsite presence, the daily problem solving, the small choices that compound into trust—those are our edges when markets swing. Along the way we trade stories of quiet pandemic lakes, returning wildlife, Ducati wins, Fast & Furious sets, and the many subcultures—boaters, side-by-side crews, moto diehards—that make this town hum.

If you’re curious how to balance bold moves with a calmer life, this conversation maps the route: calculate risk, build community, and invest in places that pay you back in time, not just returns. Listen. Share. Reset.

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