Input equals output

Your daily decisions compound like interest. Each choice, no matter how small, creates ripples that shape your future outcomes. Most people think breakthrough moments happen overnight – they don’t. Twenty years of research at the Human Performance...

Problems hide their heroes

The Wright brothers didn’t invent the wing – they studied birds. Henry Ford didn’t create the assembly line – he watched meatpackers. Steve Jobs didn’t devise the mouse – he borrowed it from Xerox. Ego makes us think we need to...

Trading approval for impact

Seeking approval is a primal instinct – so deeply wired that we’ll sacrifice authenticity to get it. However, successful scale-ups reveal that teams perform best when leaders care more about impact than being liked. Gary Burnison, CEO of Korn Ferry, documented...

Focus: The art of saying ‘No’

The entrepreneurial mind is a bustling marketplace of ideas, opportunities, and tasks. It can be exhilarating, but it can also be paralyzing. The secret to finding focus isn’t in deciding what to do. It’s in choosing what to say no to. As Steve Jobs...

Art in simplicity

We’re drowning in a sea of more. More commitments, more possessions, more information. Yet, we feel less satisfied, less fulfilled, less… everything. Bruce Lee, the martial arts legend, wisely said, “It is not daily increase but daily decrease. Hack...