Most people don’t like change, but if you can establish expectations, direction, upcoming opportunities, and when it will occur ahead of the actual event, the transition is much smoother. Exit and road signs on the highway do this for us, so at the end of the day, people only need to think about taking a left or right turn off …
The Endgame
The “endgame.” It’s the only game to play, it’s the only game that matters, and, to be serious, it is the only game that exists. Very few people play for the end game. Most people only play for the here and now. They play for the instant gratification, they make choices and decisions based on how fast they will see results. …
The Cost
Most people don’t think about the cost of doing nothing, or the cost of indecision. Indecision is worse than a bad decision. You can learn from a bad decision. You can grow from failure. You can turn a loss into a win, but you can never succeed from indecision. Indecision is a sea of “what ifs”: What if we market this …
Founded
Our world today is a world of instant gratification. Everything we need we can get easily and quickly. We no longer grow our own food, build our houses, or walk long distances to get somewhere. Most of the upcoming generation and even parts of my generation have a problem with time. The time it takes to build something. The time it …
Lost in the Fog
Take a moment and picture yourself driving a car full of friends. You are headed to a cabin in a remote location to have an awesome vacation. Everyone knows where the cabin is located, but no one knows exactly how to get there. Everyone has decided to “just wing it and we will eventually get there.” Everyone’s enjoying the ride and watching …
