How Tracking Powered My 635-Mile Race to the Finish
My 635-mile virtual race was on life support. Three months of effort and 415 miles run. Could better tracking save the day?
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Use Monthly Planning to Hit the Right Targets
While my weekly review keeps me afloat week to week; monthly planning ensures I’m aiming toward the right priorities.
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Collaborate for Better Results
Everything changed in a single, fortuitous meeting. Two colleagues needed help so I offered a short lesson. With a 15-second outline…
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Take God’s Advice, Give it a Rest
Then God blessed the seventh day and made it holy, because on it he rested from all the work of creating that he had done. – Genesis 2:3
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Morning Pages will Unlock Your Writing Powers
In The Artist’s Way, Julia Cameron explains that morning pages are “three pages of longhand writing, strictly stream-of-consciousness…
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Walking: The Key to Everyday Progress
How much of our lives are spent running?
While running and hard sprints get all the glory, success is often found elsewhere.
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Ease the Way with a Weekly Review
My most important system day-to-day is my weekly review. The purpose, explicitly written on my checklist, is “capturing new tasks and knowledge to prepare for and excel in the week ahead.”
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Use Systems to Create Leverage
Systems create leverage. A well-designed system redirects time and energy towards more meaningful purposes. Things that matter. Could you use more time?
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Lose Yourself (My Monthly Theme)
My theme for August is Lose Yourself:
I need to commit completely to the things that matter, a level far beyond anything else I’ve done this year. I’m going to break through barriers. It’s going to require sacrifices…
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The Art of Limitation: Redraw the Lines and Break Through
In a world without limits, there are no victories. There is no job well done. Nothing is ever good enough.
“The enemy of art is the absence of limitations.”
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