Turning Off Work
“Working hard for something we don't care about is called stress: Working hard for something we love is called passion.”
―Simon Sinek
It doesn’t come as any surprise that in today’s world working seven days a week is more common than it used to be. The reason I say seven days a week is that with the way mobile technology has changed the workplace, it is much too easy to see that text from the boss—he had a great thought at 10:30 pm Saturday—or check your email to see if that deal went through. That means that your “time off” is rarely off. Getting ahead often requires a Sunday evening of review of the upcoming weeks’ work rather than attending that family bbq.Deciding About Decisions
Clients often ask how they might make better decisions. Answering that question I realized that many don’t really understand what making a good decision is all about…in some cases, even what a decision really is.