The 365 Commitment

Thomas Edison once remarked, "Many of life’s failures are people who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up."

It seems from a young age, we humans have a remarkable ability to catastrophize. Our minds take something uncertain or unknown and paint it as something much bigger, scarier, and more dangerous than it actually is....

The Temporal Alignment Paradox occurs when an insight correctly anticipates future trends or problems, but the surrounding circumstances—whether market readiness, technological maturity, cultural attitudes, or...

The reality is that context isn’t just a helpful addition to a request—it’s what makes a request actionable. Without it, even the most straightforward task can turn into a back-and-forth exchange that drains time and...

Understanding your place in the larger structure is critical—not just for society, but for your own sense of purpose. There are few things more frustrating than feeling aimless, unsure of what you contribute or why...

Hope is just not that simple. The idea of hope is a layered experience that is complicated. We usually wrestle with hope when we are feeling the most vulnerable, as it is always the idea that propels us forward when...

What gets your attention most likely gets other people’s attention.

In the face of adversity, most people look for well-worn paths. They seek safety in precedent, reassurance in consensus, and comfort in conventional wisdom. But history tells a different story—one where those who...

In this conversation, Guy Reams emphasizes the importance of building a strong foundation in life, drawing parallels from biblical teachings and practical life experiences. He outlines the steps necessary to establish...

I have since come to a simple but powerful conclusion: Asking for advice is always a good idea. Always. It costs nothing, builds relationships, and accelerates growth. However, I also believe that not all advice is...

Scaling isn’t just about doing more; it’s about thinking differently. The moment we ask, How would this process work at scale? we introduce constraints that force innovation. Suddenly, the small inefficiencies that...

Curious about the dangers of following another person's prescription for success. They tell you there are five simple ways to be successful. You buy their material, you read it, you spend time on it, and you even try...