Step Up

Stepping up to leadership. Simply being willing to say “yes”. It’s not about figuring out how to be comfortable enough to do the work, project, or speaking engagement. Because we’re capable of creating work that matters only if we’re willing to be uncomfortable while we do it. You’re never going to feel ready, but you’re…

On Crazy Ideas

400+ years ago Gutenberg launched the printing press. What a foolish time to bring a book manufacturing system to Europe where 96% of the population were illiterate. When one in twenty five know how to us the product you’re about to launch and learning how to use it (to read) takes years, it’s clearly ridiculous…

Who Am I?

I am limited in knowing who I truly am by how well I know God. Men and women are made in God’s image, specifically our hearts. As copies, we can only reflect the original. To best understand a copy the original should be known, intimately. This logical flow made me realize I can’t know myself…

Seth Godin The Goat

Limits. Recently I’ve been thinking about the relationship between ones mental state and how that limits us physically. But Seth Godin takes it completely to the next level. He discusses the limits of our internal narrative. We can begin today on changing the internal limits we place on ourselves. Isn’t that profound?

An Exercise In Laconic Language

Post Malone writes his songs laconically, which in english means using very few words. I think more writers, including myself, could benefit from writing in a laconic style. People need to be reminded, much more frequently then they need to be taught. Reminders are best remembered when short. Here are a few reminders: Multitasking is…