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Know Yourself, But Adapt to Others: Why Good Leaders Must Play Different Games Nosce Te Ipsum at the Temple of Apollo The other day during Sunday open mat, I was working drills with one of the brown belts, Romain. He's a 50-something French guy who works in the healthcare industry, and he's really strong and tough on the mat. We've been partnering up for a couple months now—30 minutes before the noon class on Mondays and Wednesdays and sometimes on Sundays when he can make it in. We've been...
The Comparison Trap: Why Getting Good Is Easier Than You Think Most people aren't competing with you—they're competing with their couch. I've said this before and I will say it again, "Stop comparing your blooper reel to their highlight reel." One thing I've learned teaching on the mat and in construction, things need to be repeated over and over again to be taken in and learned. Open mat Sundays at Meraki Sunday open mat. First full week of January. I'll be honest—it was a rough week. Only...
What Good People Can Do in a Broken Time: A Guide for the Overwhelmed I'll be honest—these are crazy times. Things are moving faster and farther than most people can handle, and it's easy to go down rabbit holes, getting lost or wrapping yourself in a cocoon of your favorite silo, being wrapped in the warm blanket of confirmation bias. Either path leads nowhere. So here are some options that allow you to be part of the solution and not part of the problem. First—take a breath. Feeling...