
Day 168 – The Ninety-Five Percent Rule
I was thinking about consistency the other day, and a strange truth settled in. If you spend a few moments every day working on learning
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I was thinking about consistency the other day, and a strange truth settled in. If you spend a few moments every day working on learning

I remember reading Secret Wars when I was younger. There was a moment that stuck with me, far more than the battles, the heroes, or

I was thinking about my old boat the other day. It sits in a dry dock junkyard now, rusting away, done. That boat is finished.

I am going to describe an emotion. It is something that every single successful person I know has had to deal with and overcome. I

I found myself once again trying to blame a million things for my revenue growth problems. This is a trap I have fallen into countless

Most of my life I have been trying to convince other people to see value in something I have created so they will want to
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I watched an entire company grind to a halt over a single question. It happened on a weekly management call, the kind where every department

My wife gave me that look last night when I got home late. I do not care how busy you are, I do not care

I was sitting in a meeting last week when someone called me an expert. I shifted in my chair, uncomfortable with the label. Expert feels

I was thinking about that old children’s book this morning, the one with the little steam engine pulling a single caboose up a steep hill.

I realized something recently that I should have seen years ago. My relationship with risk is one of the most significant relationships I have. We

My grandfather bought about thirty acres of farmland when I was a young boy. I spent hours trailing him around, working on projects, watching him

I am living the dream job of a linguist right now. I spend my days deep in the manipulation and understanding of the context behind

I wake up each morning and tell myself that everything I thought was true is no longer true. It sounds extreme, but this mentality has

I sat in another meeting where the same issue surfaced again. We had talked about this. I thought we fixed it. But here it was,