Actions, not words

“Action is the foundational key to all success.” – Pablo Picasso In the pursuit of our goals and aspirations, it is the actions we take that will lay the groundwork for achievement. Words alone are not enough; our deliberate actions manifest our...

Leading and lagging indicators

In measurement and analysis, two types of indicators hold significant value: lagging and leading indicators. While they serve different purposes, both are essential for comprehensively understanding performance, progress, and future possibilities. Think of it as...

Achieving harmony in time management

In effective time management, two distinct strategies emerge, vertical and horizontal scheduling. To unlock the full potential of our time, it’s crucial to grasp the nuances of these approaches and discover the equilibrium that suits our individual needs....

Mastering a language: Focus equals success

Learning a new language is daunting. Juggling two or more? Recipe for disaster. Our effectiveness plummets, progress stalls, and we may abandon ship. The solution? Choose one language. Dedicate time, evaluate progress, and watch your efficiency soar. The same applies...

Critical data

We can only manage what we measure. It is difficult to appreciate our progress unless we have a target we are working toward and a base from which we are working. At that point, we can assess where we are on the continuum of base to goal. The question that we then...