What's the thing?
How many times have you worked on the thing, only to realise you've missed the point? When a golfer comes to me to…
Read issue →What should I do now?
What should I do now? What a great question! Do you: A. Tell them what to do now, or B. Give them the space to do…
Read issue →No turning back
Even with the best intentions, it's easy to go back on our word. The late-night fridge raid, the text to an old partner,…
Read issue →The art of doing
I've been listening to Robert Pirsig's 1974 lecture on how the book Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance came to be…
Read issue →Fast Forward
It’s hard to run fast when you’re looking back. If you keep looking over your shoulder, you lose your forward focus. I…
Read issue →Close the door behind you
Let's start with a well-known idiom: The cobbler's children have no shoes. The modern-day version is the builder whose…
Read issue →Creating the conditions
Folks, Writing a book is not hard; anyone can do it, but not many can commit to the stress and strains of clearing the…
Read issue →From idea to execution
Folks, A theme emerged for me last week that I didn't see coming. Yet, when it arrived, it made sense. A bit of…
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