177. Livingston Taylor: Stories from the Stage
Our guest this week, Livingston Taylor, is a singer, songwriter, guitarist, pianist, performer, recording artist and teacher. He has enjoyed a storied career that has spanned five decades. Livingston
Unstuck in Covid Quarantine
For the last couple of years, I’ve used an app called 1SE. Many of you may be familiar with it and have used it yourselves. It helps me record my
The One Thing
If you are meditating, reading, planning and dreaming, you will likely entertain lots of ideas along the way. You may even emerge with a list of ambitious goals to pursue.
176. Darrell Rigby: The Agile Life
Our guest today, Darrell Rigby, is an expert in the philosophy called Agile. According to Darrell, “Agile always begins thinking from the customer backward. What is the customer’s problem?
175. Mary L. Gray: Ghost Work
Open google, type a word or a phrase, any phrase... red car, modern couch, dog, and a slew of results will populate your browser window. Who is responsible for
Bumps and Boundaries
On Sunday I woke up to discover critters had eaten our ripening tomatoes off the front porch. How could an animal eat something right off the front porch? It’s practically
174. Buster Benson: Why Are We Yelling
Conflict is becoming an ever more present reality in our lives, yet most of us try desperately to avoid it. The widening gap between the world in which we
Say It Isn’t So
A couple of months ago, I made a comment to my family about how I'm not one of those people that likes to skirmish over an idea, to talk through
173: Ozan Varol: Think Like a Rocket Scientist
Leaping to a new S Curve of Learning™ can be an overwhelming experience. As we transition from being at the top of our field into a new and less
The Universe is Calling You
Every day, I have many, many ideas about things that I could do differently or better. Things I should start doing or stop, new S Curves I could jump to.