HOW TO is directions. Guidance is WHY. When we use guidance like a compass instead of following directions, two things happen: - Certainty …
A Snapshot of A Story
Linear thinking assumes an end point. Do the thing, get the result, move on. In essence what we are doing is creating moments, or snapshots, by …
Shaping What’s Possible
Constraints are often seen as limitations but when seen as forces that give shape to the infinite, possibility emerges. A constraint is a mental …
A Part Of Or Apart From?
Are you a part of the universe? Or, are you apart from the universe? Seems egotistical to ask — apart from the universe? How exactly would one …
The Intersection of Purpose and Use
Function is what something does. Purpose is why it matters. The two don’t always align. Just because something can be used a certain way doesn’t mean …
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Worthy Outcomes
The value of tying our self-worth to outcomes is short-term. It can help focus on immediate actions. Our value is more effectively tied to effort, …
Aligning Clarity
Recurring classy problems are usually caused by one of two failures: The failure of clarity in vision. OR The failure to act in alignment with the …
Recovery as Progress
Progress is more than effort — it’s also about sustainability, and sustainability requires recovery. Recovery isn’t a retreat — it’s an investment …
Context, Context, Context
The three most valuable things in real estate are location, location, location. In communication, it's context, context, context. Understanding and …
Probability and Certainty
Probability is likely to happen – we have to wait AND see. Certainty is going to happen – we only have to wait. Probability exists and is useful in …
Own The Truth As I Perceive It To Be
Owning the truth as I perceive it involves recognizing that our beliefs are shaped by our perceptions. What we accept as true is often a reflection of …
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Uncovering Assumptions
Teach something. We don’t truly see our assumptions until we try to teach something. The moment we explain an idea, we realize where we fill in gaps …