Tuning Your Bucket List
Writing down a bucket list helps your know what you really want. It reminds you of what you set out to do. Being specific and staying so, is a motivator enough.
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The Best Method For Learning
The best learning method is teaching. Because teaching destroys illusions of knowledge
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Forget Your Goals
The modern day accords goals an outsized degree of importance and diminishes the process of getting to the goals.
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The Spirit Of Day 1
I notice that I keep coming back to the spirit of Day One whenever I am at a crossroad!
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Ideas For Getting Better At Your Craft
Ideas for getting better at our craft is available to all of us no matter what work we do. Lets explore how to leverage these ideas better
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The First Org Chart & Influence
And so came the first organisation chart of the modern era. David McCalum ensured that people down the chain had far more authority in scheduling and running daily operations, because they were closest to the ground
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How Many Friends Do You Have?
Don't ask yourself how many friends you have, but instead ask 'How many friends have i been useful to in the last week/month
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In Praise Of Conversations
"And as I smiled not knowing what to tell him, he said, "choose a city where people smile. A city where people talk to each other. You may have to choose a village. And thats a good choice too".
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I Am Sorry. I Was Wrong.
Take a pre-wedding photoshoot for example. That is perfection personified. With painted smiles, impressive backdrops, flowers at the right spot and happiness all around. Real life is a lot like marriage. With plenty of "oops" in play!
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What Is The Opposite Of Distraction?
As Stephen Covey famously said, the main thing is to keep the main thing, the main thing! That is what gives us traction. Or keeps us away from distraction!
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