The Myth of Time Management
Time can’t be managed—but your attention, energy, and priorities can. This post challenges the illusion of time management and offers a more sustainable path toward focus, intention, and meaningful progress.
Category: Thinking
The Double-Edged Sword — When Ego Helps and When It Hurts
In Part 3 of the Ego Series, we examine ego’s double-edged nature. While it can give us the drive to act, speak, or lead, ego can also distort our judgment and close us off from growth. Learn how to recognize the fine line between helpful edge and harmful armor.
The Confidence Paradox — How Task Mastery Can Shrink or Swell Ego
In Part 2 of the Ego Series, we explore how repeated success and growing expertise can turn into entitlement. Task mastery builds confidence — but if unchecked, it can swell into ego. Learn how to keep your posture open as your skills grow.
Ego Under Pressure — When Responsibility Inflates Identity
Responsibility shapes us — but it can also reshape our identity. In this first part of the Ego Series, we explore how leadership and ownership can quietly inflate the ego, shifting our posture from service to self-preservation.
Is the Agile Hype Over?
The Agile movement transformed how teams work — but has the hype gone too far? This post explores Agile’s origins, its evolution into a certification industry, the current disillusionment, and what might come next in a post-hype world.