Listening will help prevent the illusion of asymmetric insight during these troubling times.
We Would Do Well To Listen
Memorial Day Break
I'm coming off a fun Memorial Day weekend full of biking, pizza, and wine, and giving myself a much needed break in writing. Hope you had a great weekend as well and are finding joy in areas you did not know existed before the quarantine. Until next week, I'll leave you with this quick, content … Continue reading Memorial Day Break
The Solvers of Riddles, Puzzles, and Problems
"What is this," I thought to myself, "another one of those silly internet arithmetic challenges?" At closer inspection, I could see it was more complicated than most of the others, as there were a much larger number of guesses in the comment section. There must be more than meets the eye. The challenge I was … Continue reading The Solvers of Riddles, Puzzles, and Problems
Documenting Rare and Confusing Tasks
There I was again, trying to figure out how to get the eBook I had just checked out from the library onto my Kindle Reader. The red flag went off! This is the second time around trying to do something that was confusing the first time. I better document what I'm doing, so this confusion … Continue reading Documenting Rare and Confusing Tasks
Expense of Looking Cool
There I was, sitting in my car parked at Central Park in Topeka. I gazed out at the track with a goal to begin a habit of doing sprints every 7-10 days. There were a few people walking around the park that would notice me. What the hell was I doing out here, anyway? I'm … Continue reading Expense of Looking Cool
