The Tale of the No-Good, Horrible Falling Cup Saucer
Have you ever had a win that was a loss that was still a win?
Have you ever had a win that was a loss that was still a win?
Every interaction and crisis presents a simple choice – which will you choose?
Just because something has never been done doesn’t mean it will be a market-leading idea.
You can’t just split a dense rock with one blow, especially if you want it to be a particular shape.
The adage says, “there are no stupid questions, only stupid answers,” but it can be a challenging concept to practice. Why? Well, who likes feeling or appearing stupid?
What tiny little action can you take to see a slight shift on an issue you are facing?
What is a clear win for you? It is essential to define what a win looks like for a new client, job, or hobby.
There is always a time to call it quits. But when is that time? For many of us, in many of our pursuits, it comes sooner than it should. Sooner than is required for mastery, prominence, and the total rewards available.
One person can’t stand fermented grapes, and yet someone else is willing to pay the price for a house for a bottle of it.
Let’s abolish the phrase work/life balance. I am not advocating that we don’t need personal time away from work but that they aren’t genuinely separate
“Scabies is an itchy skin condition caused by a tiny burrowing mite called Sarcoptes scabiei. Intense itching occurs in the area where the mite burrows.