Just a thought

I have this old friend. We haven’t worked together in over five years, but every time I hit him up for a few beers, he

Five years ago, I was in a leadership training session with a woman who had over 25 years of HR experience, managing giants with over

I’ve stood in some of the most breathtaking places on Earth, only to realize I wasn’t actually there. My body was in a paradise of

For the past ten years, whenever I hit a beautiful coastline, I’ve kept a habit that most people call insane: I swim out. Way out.

For a long time, I was hemorrhaging my life’s most valuable assets without even noticing. I was trapped in the “80/20 trap” of mediocrity: Even

I once traveled to the mystical highlands of Tibet and stayed with a local family. It was a world completely detached from everything I thought

I was driving back to Saigon from the countryside with a friend. Halfway through, the exhaustion kicked in, so I handed him the wheel. It

Five years ago, a spark hit me: I needed to write a book about my journey. It was an unexpected realization, born from the debris

Whenever I meet students or welcome new hires, I always start with a simple gesture: I hold up three fingers. I tell them that on

The office? It was a pressure cooker. I was terrified of becoming obsolete—a “system error” in a world that only rewards the latest update. Switching