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Discipline and Order versus What Feels Right
Trusting your gut—or intuition—is a form of rapid, subconscious processing that draws on past experiences, patterns, and accumulated knowledge. It is most reliable in situations where expertise has been built over time, in emergencies, or in contexts like lie detection. Physically, it can manifest as a subtle pull or, at times, a gut-churning sensation, often…
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Why adopting a particular leadership style can be detrimental in more ways than one
While scrolling LinkedIn, I came across an illustration that immediately caught my attention. It showed two types of leaders. One was the mechanic. The other, the gardener. The mechanic sees the organization as an engine. Something that can be understood through parts, diagnosed through logic, and repaired through intervention. When something goes wrong, the instinct…
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Don’t Let Hard Times Overwrite the Entire Story
When you hit upon tough times, it can create a distortion like no other. Not just pain, or pressure, but a narrowing of vision. Suddenly the difficulty in front of you starts behaving like the whole truth. The current trouble begins to speak with far too much authority. While bad times are often loud, they…
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Some Things Are Worth Rushing. Others Should Move Caterpillar Slow
I was watching Landman. If you haven’t seen it, it’s a grounded, character-driven series set in the oil fields of West Texas. Less spectacle, more consequence. A show about work, power, family, and the long shadows decisions cast over time. The drama doesn’t come from twists. It comes from what people live with. In one…
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What Would Your Life Be Like if You were YOU?
The Universe sent a reminder… “there will be flowers, COLETTE, that only you can pick. Butterflies, that only you will see. Laughter and tears that only you will know. And dreams that only you can dream.” Colette Cyrus-Burnett, Lead Magic Maker at Super Wings NY I saw this quote today posted on Facebook by my…

