In Part 1, we talked about the long game of learning —one that requires patience, discomfort, and persistence. But here’s the thing: it’s not just about learning. It’s about ownership.
Our thoughts define how we see the world, from spotting patterns in randomness to challenging dogma. The words in this Word Treasures reveal the complexities of human thinking and belief.
Have you ever felt completely incompetent at something—like a total beginner fumbling through the dark?
Do vanity metrics serve any purpose?
Welcome to the next edition of Quote Vault and the 100th edition of the Book Brew series! The very first Book Brew post was launched almost exactly a year ago. Thank you for joining me on this journey of insights!
“And if you’re waiting for unanimous approval, you’re never going to ship that important work.” What a great reminder to have from Seth Godin in his 01/12/2025 blog post.
Practicality and efficiency come to life with these words, reminding us how tools and delegation shape the way we work and collaborate.
“‘Live within your means” in money and time. Many people are in time debt that they would never accept on their balance sheet.” In his weekly thought-provoking 1-minute read newsletter, Greg McKeown dropped this knowledge bomb that so many business owners need to hear.
“Appreciate the art of thoughtful disagreement.” This is one of Ray Dalio’s Principles, and wow, how that landed for me this week.
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