
You Can Handle a Little More Than You Think
My arms trembled with each repetition (rep); the barbell felt like it had doubled in weight since the first round, and my lungs couldn’t pull
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My arms trembled with each repetition (rep); the barbell felt like it had doubled in weight since the first round, and my lungs couldn’t pull

I recently wrote about “The Pause Between Notes,” and how meaning often lives in the quiet spaces between them. Lately, I’ve been thinking about another kind

I’ve spent too much time rereading old chapters, revisiting discussions, and things I should have handled differently, and dwelling on reasons why an opportunity slipped

Years ago, I walked through a museum exhibit on music and stopped at a display where the same song was played three different ways. One

In 2020, the world went virtual. Five years later, we’re still seeing the ripple effects. Zoom meetings are the norm, work-from-home is commonplace, and entire

I heard this question at a leadership conference last month, delivered rhetorically and casually: “What if you had nothing left to prove?” The room went quiet,