Notes #136: Crisis Doesn’t Reveal Your Character. It Reveals What Was Temporarily True.
What did your last crisis let you get away with that ordinary conditions never would?
Notes #135: Stop Counting Your Evidence. Start Counting Your Reversals.
When was the last time evidence made you do something you didn’t already want to do?
Notes #134: The Decision-Maker Is the One Person Too Close to Judge It
Who would you trust to tell you that you were wrong about something you’ve defended for years?
Notes #133: The Pioneer’s Trap
Stop rewarding the people who know how to build the slide deck. Back the people who solved the problem.
Notes #132: When Being Right Becomes the Hardest Thing to Notice You’ve Stopped Being
Which of your own convictions were earned in a world that’s already gone?
Notes #131: The People Who Need Your Permission Will Eventually Learn to Want What You Want
Where in your organization has agreement stopped meaning what you think it means?