Driving a car is complicated. Pedals and blinkers and mirrors and merging and blind spots. But when we drive to the grocery store, we hardly think...
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Driving a car is complicated. Pedals and blinkers and mirrors and merging and blind spots. But when we drive to the grocery store, we hardly think...
Continue ReadingPeople who are good at maintaining relationships regularly check in. An email. A text. Holiday cards. Maybe some years we get a phone call on our...
Continue ReadingWe just might create something that endures—and survives us—without ever knowing.
Continue Reading“Only dead fish go with the flow.” -Andy Hunt, American software developer, and co-author of The Pragmatic Programmer
Continue Reading“You’re not how much money you have in the bank. You’re not the car you drive. You’re not the contents of your wallet.” - Fight Club (1999)
Continue ReadingAn email is an interruption. Sometimes a welcome interruption. But always an interruption.
Continue ReadingThe creative process, as defined by Wharton professor and organizational psychologist Adam Grant, has six steps. His 2016 TED Tal can be found at
Continue ReadingIn professional conversations, we sometimes say we’ll “check on that and get back to you.” It’s a graceful way of saying, “I don’t know the...
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