The Unfinished Counterfactual: Why “I Should Have Chosen Differently” Asks the Wrong Question
Why "I should have chosen differently" rigs the comparison before you even start the analysis.
Stop borrowing other people’s answers
First principles thinking is the discipline of going back to what is actually true before you decide what to do.
Before the Breakthrough, There Is Zero
Every founder faces the zero point, a place of total isolation where the real work begins.
Becoming Useful: The Smart Way to Connect with Powerful People
Become useful before getting close—that’s the real secret to connecting with powerful people naturally.
When Life Feels Like a 25-Minute, 100-Question Exam You Didn’t Study For
Life feels like a rushed 100-question exam with only 25 minutes. Skip hard questions early to build momentum.
Your Fast Track to Getting What You Want
See how lending a hand to others can speed up your dreams. Simple acts of kindness build bridges to big rewards!
Seasons of the Soul: Planting for the Harvest Within
A friend's tale of a drought-defying garden reveals life's unspoken rules: align your ambitions with the right season for true harvest. Effort alone i…
You Get a Higher ROI by Leaning Into Your Strengths Than Fixing Your Weaknesses
Boost your ROI by focusing on strengths, not fixing weaknesses.
Why Founders Must Dress to Impress
Founders, dress sharp! Good style and hygiene boost confidence and credibility in business.
Embracing Problem Solving Before Seeking Help
Trying to solve problems independently before seeking help builds critical thinking skills and confidence.