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"Absorb what is useful,
discard what is not,
add what is uniquely your own."
- Bruce Lee
"Kensho" means a moment of insight along the journey. This notebook is a collection of my lessons, insights, and mistakes.
The Gifts of the Human Web
On Turning 40
Onboarding new employees: the two most valuable strategies I've learned
Living into questions
Favorite poems
+Oriah Mountain Dreamer
Favorite Parables
We'll see
Knowing where to tap
Gaining perspective
Don't believe everything you think
We see things as we are, not as they are
It's all invented
Life is happening for you, not to you
Leadership is about attitude, not position
You're exactly where you're meant to be
We have a hard time seeing ourselves
The beauty of imperfection
Apparent paradoxes
Hustle and surrender
Striving and self-acceptance
Meditating and not trying to get anywhere
What is here now when there is no problem to solve?
Being more present
Your most valuable resource is your attention
Living into better questions
Continuous learning
Growth mindset
You can't change what you're not aware of
Strive to be a good-ish person
Living more authentically
You are not your resume
What are your narratives, stories, and beliefs? And how do you let go
Different types of wealth
Personal journey
Goal: Don't get any A's in business school
I am not my skin: my journey of terrible acne and why I wouldn't change a thing
Freedom, courage, and choice
How I coach people smarter than I am
What game are you playing?
We are meaning making machines
Superstition & the bowling ball
Being in the arena
Redefining leadership
Invitational leadership
Lead better by asking increasingly better questions
Being curious over being right
Embracing the unknown
Better thinking
Decision making
Connection
The gifts of the human web
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