Ask Yourself First
Choosing to ask ourselves these questions instead of seeking an immediate answer is difficult, but I find it to be a worthwhile exercise.
Start With a Flashlight, but Bring a Hammer
Instead of assuming that one factor led to a certain result, use the flashlight to gain the perspective needed to make an honest evaluation of what happened and how to improve moving forward.
Checking the Box
Today I am again checking the box and showing up, just not quite in the way I want to. Lately it has been a struggle to create and share in the way…
Park Downhill
What will you do today (and tonight!) to give yourself the best chance at making tomorrow great? As our CEΦ (CEO & Chief Philosopher) Brian John…
The Message of Your Actions
Today while perusing the fantastic Optimize wisdom [https://www.optimize.me/trial/] I came across the title of a book I had never seen before: Your Li…
From the Archives: Believed Limitations
It's been an interesting week (sickness, lingering power outage) and thus I'll be sharing one of the first articles I ever wrote from over fiv…
You Can't Make Me Have a Bad Day
Here's to seeing what we're in control of, letting go of the bad we can't control, and creating good days as often as possible.
Sequentiality
So often, in work and life, completing even the most simple of tasks absorb more time and energy than they're worth when we stop-and go, pause-and-reset.
