Time to act

While it may not be going to plan, you remain optimistic or at least hopeful. See musing, It’s the hope that kills. Too often, the demise is inevitable, and our inability to act now creates further damage beyond that incurred to date. The underperforming and...

It’s the hope that kills

The facts layout in totality and clearly. With looming eventualities, possible becomes predictable and soon probable. We hold on. Too often, well beyond any reasonable logic. Because we hope....

Olympians

Those athletes who attain a level many may aspire to, and yet few achieve this impressive feat. We may put it down to good genes and opportunities. However, this is not only athletes but people in business, academics, founders of non-profits, scientists, doctors, and...

Principle of threes

Threes is my preferred practice for setting priorities, goals, or objectives. A single priority seems too simple and lacks diversity in what one must achieve. Two is palatable. Three is a manageable stretch, and four or more seem to have lost any urgency or sense of...

Repetition with time

It is what we do to learn a new skill and master it. Then, we repeat the same thing[-, and initially, there is some failure, but with time there is a progression towards what appears to be perfection. That same principle applies if we seek to optimize time. Repeating...