A dead phone, a nearby charger, and a leader who needs to make an urgent call—sometimes the most ordinary moments reveal the biggest gaps in how we live and lead. We use that everyday scene to unpack a hard truth: you can’t pour into others if you never plug in yourself. Rather than treating rest as a reward for surviving chaos, we frame it as a core responsibility that keeps your presence sharp, your decisions clean, and your relationships cared for. As the calendar floods with travel, part...
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A dead phone, a nearby charger, and a leader who needs to make an urgent call—sometimes the most ordinary moments reveal the biggest gaps in how we live and lead. We use that everyday scene to unpack a hard truth: you can’t pour into others if you never plug in yourself. Rather than treating rest as a reward for surviving chaos, we frame it as a core responsibility that keeps your presence sharp, your decisions clean, and your relationships cared for. As the calendar floods with travel, part...
What if the smallest thing on your walk could unlock your boldest idea? We kick off a five-part series by holding up a single leaf and using it as a lens for creativity, strategy, and personal growth. Instead of treating everyday objects as background noise, we show how focused attention turns the ordinary into a training ground for better thinking. We talk about the subtle difference between that won’t work and that didn’t work for me, and why language like this keeps curiosity alive on tea...
Growth Instigators Hotline
A dead phone, a nearby charger, and a leader who needs to make an urgent call—sometimes the most ordinary moments reveal the biggest gaps in how we live and lead. We use that everyday scene to unpack a hard truth: you can’t pour into others if you never plug in yourself. Rather than treating rest as a reward for surviving chaos, we frame it as a core responsibility that keeps your presence sharp, your decisions clean, and your relationships cared for. As the calendar floods with travel, part...
