8 Lessons from a Marathon (That Have Nothing to Do With Running)

8 Lessons from a Marathon (That Have Nothing ...

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The Streetlight Effect: Why Smart People Look In The Wrong Places

We all fall into the same trap: measuring what's easy instead of what's meaningful, clinging to routines we know instead of adapting ones that work, and asking the questions we can answer instead of the ones we're avoiding.In this podcast, I break down the street light effect — t ...  Show more

The High Shoulders Theory

When I was 12 years old, I tried out for a baseball all-star team in our area.I really wanted to make this team. The tryouts were my first adventure beyond the confines of my small town. An opportunity to see how I stacked up against kids from all around the state.When the result ...  Show more

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