At the top of the tallest sky scrapper in the city, we were sitting in a cozy executive lounge. I was meeting with the CEO of a major national bank, a chance encounter where I was not his employee nor interviewing him for anything. I was not there to sell him anything either. The conversation […]
Cutting through the clutter of indecision is the most energizing feeling you can create for yourself everyday. I want to show you how to create this clarity on demand. If you’re leading the rudder of your life, or if you’re leading other people , feeling clear about what you’re doing and what you’re being is […]
When doing work that matters, in risking something of yourself, a voice stirs inside of you. Some call it the Lizard Brain, some call it the resistance, and there are many other things you can call it. You can call it the enemy. It comes at you with teeth flashing, ready to attack you. What […]
Instead of making a career, health, or any other external resolution in 2019, consider making a resolution in changing how you think. Over the last few months, I’ve taken on more projects, work, and just stuff to do. On top of that there’s taking time for relationships, and staying healthy (both mentally and physically). I’ve […]
Tribe was on my to-read list for a while, and it only took me 2 days to finish it. It’s a very short, sparse 130 pages. Here are some of the most interesting quotes from the book with a few thoughts near the end. “I know what coming back to America from a war zone […]
It’s high time we all consider a media fast. Mental illness is at an all time high (although one can argue it is just reported for the first time). So is a feeling of helplessness and lack of control over one’s life. Perhaps you end your day having spent hours surfing reddit, random blogs, social […]
There’s a beauty in being a guest at a friend’s home. We feel comfortable and we love the company. There is no attachment to their home. There’s also an unspoken expectation at the end of the trip: When it comes time to leave, we can drop our attachment to that place and move on. We […]