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We adapt to our circumstances. This dampens our capacity for gratitude, as we become less aware of w
You know how to determine what would be a good decision. You have the tools and the reasoning; if yo
Determining your values isn't just about fluff. This is what you personally care about.In this episo
Focus on what you can control. Create incentives and language and internal narrative that produces t
Don't buy in to the lie that you have to overwork to succeed. Not only is it not true, it's also dan
In today's episode, I provide a simple coaching tip on improved communication for software engineers
We don't think about the unexpected as a category of possible outcomes. This leads us to assign over
Look closer at the things that don't happen. Evaluate the options you never considered. When you are
You can't wait for luck to strike, but you also won't always get what you deserve. Both of these are
Habits aren't built on their own. They are the result of environments. Reduce friction and create a
What happens in high-stakes environments?Is the learning you do in your low-stakes environment actua
Having trouble setting goals? Take a look at a different angle with the guided exercise in today's e
Our goals usually take two forms: what we want to accomplish, and who we want to be.When we can alig
Two guidelines for better goal setting.First, goals don't stand alone.Second, ranges often beat arbi
Stop and think about how you are spending your time.Time is constantly moving, whether we stop to re
A short term mindset will focus on different things than a long term mindset. Neither is right or wr
Your best tool is your next question.🙏 Today's Episode is Brought To you by: SquareSquare has APIs
Diffuse thinking produces options and draws connections. Focused thinking narrows things down to a s
Doing nothing seems like it would be easy... But it seems that action is often easier than doing not
You are not the sum of your decisions. Making better decisions often relies on having a long list of