Taking a moment to consider whether you are playing the game or battling the background music might save you an extra life or two.
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The definition of performance highlights that a task or function is carried out; this is incomplete and sets us up for failure before we begin.
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Deliberation, as an ethos, quickly gets lost in the pace of everything else.
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You answer a lot of questions. The real question is whether you are answering the question that is asked, or the question you think should be asked.
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Walking gets mislabelled as slow. Slow is the result of faulty logic derived from binary thinking. Walking enables sprinting to be effective.
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Statistics do not change the status quo. Mindsets do.
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Simplicity is invaluable in generating performance. Approaching complex challenges with binary thinking is ineffective, faux-simplicity.
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Leadership must not be approached as a role, but as a way of removing the barriers to thinking freely; only then may reality be seen with clarity.
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Sometimes the best way to recognize where there is opportunity to improve is through observing where improvement has occurred unnoticed.
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In a world focused on presence, time, and progress, the value of talk often gets overlooked.
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There is a battle between finding the perfect timing and the perfect phrasing, and neither are very effective. Good news: thoughtful timing wins.
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You remember the result of being right much differently than it actually happened, meaning valuable components get left out later on.
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A blade of grass weighs .1 grams. A human weighs 80,000 grams. You do not expect grass to spontaneously grow within minutes, why would you for humans?
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Resolutions and goals are like gardening tools: they are made to get messy. If they are shiny and clean, you are not effectively leveraging the tool.
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Not all superheroes wear capes, but they do follow the monomyth. And most drink coffee.
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You might think The Grinch is a children's story about Christmas. Wrong.
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An ability to play is one of the few skills people unlearn over time.
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The power of attention density is immense; it enables insight to transform neuronal circuitry.
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If you are waiting to be free of constraints, you will be waiting a very long time; forever, to be exact.
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Batman has Robin. Tryptophan has carbohydrates. Every protagonist needs support along the way; developing your skills is no different.
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