by unthink | Mar 21, 2026 | Blog Post
Steve Jobs wore the same thing every day. Black mock turtleneck. Black pants. Done. Not because he lacked style. Because he understood something most people miss entirely. Every decision costs something. Not money. Energy. The kind that compounds quietly until the...
by unthink | Sep 3, 2025 | Blog Post
Being liked feels good. It opens doors, smooths conversations, makes meetings more pleasant. But there’s a trap. The moment you optimize for likeability, you’ve already lost something more valuable: respect. Top performers understand this tension. They...
by unthink | Jun 27, 2025 | Blog Post
Most leaders think being direct is harsh. They’re wrong. Steve Jobs killed projects with two words: “It’s sh(one)t.” His team knew exactly where they stood. No false hope. No mixed signals. No, wondering if maybe next quarter would be...
by unthink | Jun 1, 2025 | Blog Post
Marmite, the much-loved yeasty spread widely used by many in the UK. And equally despised. When it comes to people, you know them immediately.. The person who walks into a meeting, half the room lights up while the other half quietly groans. Marmite characters –...
by unthink | Apr 24, 2025 | Blog Post
We complain about lacking time, but what we really lack are effective systems. Your morning routine—brushing teeth, getting dressed—happens without deliberation. No decision fatigue. Yet that email sitting in your inbox? You read, close, reopen, agonize, and postpone....
