Evidence lives outside of me. It’s what happened. What can be seen. What can be measured. Interpretation lives inside of me. It’s what it means. Why it …
Evidence vs Interpretation
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My Actions Don’t Care What I Think
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I’ve learned I can’t think my way intoa better way of acting. That’s the loop of overinflating my thoughts. Details that keep me stuck. My experience has …
Discernment is a Selection
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An election between partsI cast all the votes. Refinement. Alignment. Discernment is separation. Choosing this, not that. Acting now, not later. It’s the …
I Can’t Think My Way There First
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I like the idea of thinking it through. Map it out. Solve it in advance. Arrive before I take action. It feels responsible. Careful. Smart. It also keeps me …
The Constraint of Scale
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I’ve noticed as my problems grow,my options disappear. Small problems invite creativity. Try this. Try that. Ten different ways to solve it. They’re …
Floating Bridges
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I love imagination. It spans fast. From here to there. From what is to what could be. From a pile of parts to something that feels inevitable. That’s its …
Awareness Loops
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I thought I was making progress. Felt like momentum. Looked like commitment. I called it growth. It was a loop. I couldn’t see the pattern. That’s a loop. A …
In the Parts or Patterns
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I tried to create impactfrom assembling the right pieces. Smart people. Put them in the right order. Strong processes. Provide targets. Clear goals. Put the …
The Intersection of Function and Purpose
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Function is what something does. Purpose is why it matters. They don’t always align. A tool can function without meaning. A role can be used without …
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