Gratitude creates more than an appreciation for the past and present; it generates future connection.
Read MoreYour brain needs space for reflection; do you prioritize it?
Read MoreStrong teams develop similarly to strong brains.
Read MoreTesting is not the end to practicing; it consolidates learning and adaptation in service of ongoing performance.
Read MoreYour mind unconsciously equates improvement with net-new additions.
Read MoreYour brain’s need for certainty makes you uniquely ineffective at predicting the experience of transitions.
Read MoreWaiting for what you need most is not a reliable strategy.
Read MoreConsidering the collective impact of variability within your personal autonomy is not a natural thought process.
Read MoreIn a global, virtually-integrated world, it is easy to fall into the misnomer that breaks are a luxury or deficiency.
Read MoreWatching the clouds go by just might be the cognitive boost your mind needs to perform best.
Read MoreIn the conversation of performance, more time needs to be spent around actively generating flow state.
Read MoreYou are constantly distracted, or faced with the opportunity to be so; do you consider distractions ahead of time?
Read MoreYour unconscious hubris around planning opens the door to living within a planning fallacy.
Read MoreA great question has little to do with the question itself, but the space provided after.
Read MoreYou are constantly processing the world around you through constructs; are you examining those constructs frequently?
Read MoreThat development plan gathering dust on the shelf is not contingent upon perfect conditions.
Read MoreConfidence is thrown around frequently as a stand-alone thing; it is not.
Read MoreLeaders need to build their skill in labelling in order to navigate complex and dynamically changing systems.
Read MoreGiving advice feels good. Solving the same problem repeatedly does not.
Read MoreThe balance between developing something enough to enroll but not so much as to lose people is delicate.
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