High-achievers resist being mediocre, but this resistance can come at a steep price. And it turns out there is actually value to being mediocre.
The Choice After Every Disruption: Restore vs Reform
We often seek to restore the old status quo after a disruption, but if we want to move forward, we should seek reformation instead.
A Lesson From Passover on How to Be a More Effective Coach, Trainer, Teacher, or Leader
What can Passover teach us about how to be more effective coaches, teachers, trainers, parents, managers, course creators, and leaders? It turns out it has a very important lesson for us in this regard.
In Defense of the Wicked Child
If you’ve ever gotten in “trouble” or received pushback for raising the same questions or issues as another person raises, while they received praise, this one’s for you.
How Shaking Up Your Routine Can Promote Consistency
Contrary to popular belief, sometimes shaking up your routine is the best way to maintain consistency.
What Everyone Get Wrong When Using the Flying Trapeze Metaphor to Preach About “Letting Go”
I’ve been doing flying trapeze for over 20 years. Here’s what everyone gets wrong when they use the metaphor of flying trapeze to speak about the importance of “letting go.”
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