What’s the Problem, Really?
What’s the Problem, Really?
Identify threats accurately.
The banana is not a threat to the bicycle.
It’s the bicycle that’s a threat to the banana.
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Identify threats accurately.
The banana is not a threat to the bicycle.
It’s the bicycle that’s a threat to the banana.
What’s the Problem, Really? Read More »
A prerequisite to gaining any skill is acknowledgement of your deficiency, willingness to eliminate it, and perseverance until strength replaces struggle.
What skill re you dying to pick up?
What incremental goal will help you become that person?
What can you do in the next hour to advance toward that incremental goal?
Finding a solution takes effort.
And so does finding an excuse.
Which is more useful?
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Who needs to be connected?
Introductions are invitations to unexplored worldviews and unfamiliar traditions to learn from.
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Experimentation brings with it the possibility of dead-ends.
With bombshells, it’s more useful to take control and find another way forward rather than mope and blame.
When you look for an open door, it’s there!
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Requesting entry without an invitation can either mean you want something of theirs or you have something for them.
If it’s the latter, you have nothing to fear.
Feel the joy after giving and the tenacity after a rejection!
Learning helps us buy a seat at the table where decisions are made for tomorrow.
Learning is never easy but always worth it.
The good clients are the ones who find your service worthy of a bottomless budget and generous deadlines.
The good freelancers are the ones who care to solve the problems that no one else is willing to solve, at a speed no one else is able to go.
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Keep making things better by making better things.
Now that’s marketing!
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Deny any bargaining with fear and insecurity.
It will only make them stronger.
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