The Power of Language
Introduction Language shapes our worldview. It carries within it the power to alter how we see, how we act, and how we relate to others. When treated superficially, it becomes transactional—reduced to slogans, soundbites, and techniques. When entered into deeply, it becomes generative—revealing assumptions, uncovering patterns, and opening new possibilities. To engage with language at […]
Decision Bias
There are two fundamental classes of study. The one consists in attempting to follow by close imitation the processes of previous thinkers, or to acquire by memorizing the results of their investigations. It is merely secondary, imitative, or acquisitive study. The other class is primary or creative study. In it the effort is to think […]
Thich Nhat Hanh on This moment
Joel Barker on Direction
Joseph Jaworski on Adaptability
Alvin Toffler on Unlearning
We’ll see… a Farmer’s Tale
In a serene village nestled between rolling hills, lived a wise old farmer. He was known for his calm demeanor and his ability to see life’s twists and turns with an equanimous spirit. His farm was his pride, and he tended to it with dedication and care. One day, the farmer’s prized horse ran away. […]
Seth Godin on a Safe Future
The Connection Between Hard Times and Personal Growth
Hard times create strong people,Strong times create weak people,Weak people create hard times, G. Michael Hopf This powerful quote by G. Michael Hopf encapsulates a profound insight about the cyclical nature of adversity and personal growth. In today’s rapidly changing world, it’s essential to comprehend this connection and how it impacts not only individuals but […]