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.
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.”
What’s the Story You’re Not Seeing?
Behind every inspirational highlight reel you see on social media is a pile of clips left on the cutting room floor that tells a completely different story. Although we often hide these clips from public view, there’s a huge value in sharing them with the world.
3 Elements Your Goals Need to Ensure You Set Yourself Up to Win
When you set your goals, are you setting yourself up to win or setting up for disappointment? Here are 3 elements your goals need to ensure you give yourself a win that can give you momentum for the next phase.
The Best Time to Do Your Most Challenging Task
Standard productivity advice tells us to “eat the frog” and do our most challenging task first thing in the day. Here’s why that is bad advice, and the best time to do your most challenging task.
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