by unthink | Nov 14, 2024 | Blog Post
The rush to resolution often creates more extensive problems. Like a master chef reducing stock to intensify flavor, letting solutions simmer reveals hidden possibilities. “The most complex conflicts require the most patient hearts.” – Nelson Mandela...
by unthink | Nov 13, 2024 | Blog Post
A Netflix scroll can’t replace the velvet seats of an old movie theater. The smell of popcorn. The collective gasp of a packed house. Studies show we remember experiences 40% more vividly when they engage multiple senses (Harvard Sensory Lab, 2023). We’ve...
by unthink | Nov 12, 2024 | Blog Post
The easiest path is pointing fingers. The braver path is looking in the mirror. 83% of executives admit to witnessing blame-shifting in their organizations, yet only 2% believed they contributed to the problem. Microsoft’s transformation under Satya Nadella...
by unthink | Nov 11, 2024 | Blog Post
The pattern is predictable. We attack symptoms, not sources. Like treating a fever while ignoring the infection. A groundbreaking study shows that 70% of productivity issues are traced back to poor sleep quality. Not motivation. Not time management. Sleep. You blame...
by unthink | Nov 10, 2024 | Blog Post
The average child uses 6-8 colors in their drawings. Adults? Just 2-3. Color researcher Karen Haller found that by age 15, we start defaulting to “safer” choices. Navy. Gray. Beige. The trinity of tiptoeing through life. “Color is a power which...
by unthink | Nov 9, 2024 | Blog Post
Reality check. Fragments of reality are not reality. Opinions masquerade as facts. We trade integrity for comfort, surrendering discernment at first glimpse. The allure of belief trumps the discipline of questioning. When the whole story emerges, we feign surprise. Or...