If We Focus On What’s Wrong…
…we will only succeed in perpetuating it (or something like it). In other words, we will never solve a problem by complaining about it, wishing …
…we will only succeed in perpetuating it (or something like it). In other words, we will never solve a problem by complaining about it, wishing …
In physics, the Uncertainly Principle says we can never know both the position and momentum of a particle. We can only ever know one or …
There are two kinds of expectation. The first is like an angry demand: “I expect you to do your homework. I expect people to listen …
The sages tell us that, when we stop trying to get it all done–to make everything happen, a weird thing occurs: the stuff gets done …
Heated arguments over How, Who, or When usually indicate we have lost track of the three bigger picture questions: “What is going on now?”, “What …
Thought you should hear this: despite the drama, everything is working out. I suggest you can relax. And have not a single worry about how …
When you raise your buzz, new tools and solutions–ones you couldn’t see or wouldn’t appreciate at a lower buzz–become available. One of those tools is …
We have somehow come to believe that we must vigilantly think about how all manner of things will unfold. We imagine that bad things will …
Greet the client using the phrase the other retail automatons use or be genuinely glad they arrived? Profit as the driver or the happy byproduct? …
We would be fools to think that our vision of how it should happen is the right, only, or best way. You know that, of …