You're trying to get better at patience, discipline, empathy, listening. All those behavior skills that matter in life.

If you were wrong about something—anything—no matter how confident you were, how passionately you felt, or how certain you were that it would go differently, simply acknowledge it.

You feel the impulse. That urge to react. What do you do with it?

At 9:32am yesterday, my teammate Brent text me, “The people have spoken, let’s build this.”

I need to know if you want what I’m considering building.

Most people approach confidence backwards.

If you want an effort to succeed, are there any good reasons to act with low confidence?

You know that feeling when everything seems to be going wrong?

Yesterday I said that our fatal flaw is weak discipline to act in alignment with the principles we already know. How does weak discipline like that find its way into your life? Through rationalizations, justifications, and excuses.