Do you know a problem finder? The person who shows up and says, “Look at all these problems I found you.” While it may seem valuable, there’s a key piece missing that creates true value.
Tag: work
You’re exactly where you need to be
It’s easy in challenging moments to cast your gaze elsewhere and muse, “It’d be better over there.” The truth is you’d be rob yourself of an amazing opportunity to learn, grow, and chart a path to success.
Clicking the pieces into place
I recently finished reading “Build” by Tony Fadell. It’s funny how the right book at the right time helps pieces you’ve been carrying around in your head click into place. I’ll definitely read this one again.
Find the inches
I’ve been talking about finding the inches for the last month or so. It boils down to this: place your focus on finding the inches to make progress on the field. Those inches will add up to yards which turn into first downs which, ultimately, get you to the end zone.
Adapt and persevere
We are all making this up as we go. Granted, we have years of experience to identify things that look like what we’ve seen before. But life is certainly not the same every time.
Retros for everyone!
I love the opportunity that retros create to talk about the work and the balanced perspective of 1. Identifying ways to improve, with 2. Celebrating recent wins, big and small.
Clearing your calendar delivers great results
Clearing your calendar to dedicate a full day to deep work is both liberating and nerve-wracking. Liberating because you can really dig in, explore, and come up with solid plans and solutions.