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Why Play Belongs in Every Well-Lived Life
Today’s Strategic Alignment Journal Post in two sentences: We carefully schedule work because we know it matters, yet we often leave play, curiosity, and renewal to chance, then wonder why they disappear. A strategically aligned life isn’t just one that protects productivity, but one that intentionally makes room for the experiences that restore the person doing the…
Decision-Making, Field Notes, Human Dynamics, Leadership & Practice, Strategic Sensemaking, Systems, Structure & Relevancebuffer days, creativity, curiosity, Dan Sullivan, Decision-Making, energy management, focus days, free days, future self, habits, intentional living, Leadership & Practice, life design, Meaningful Work, personal growth, play, productivity, purpose, reflection, renewal, self development, strategic alignment, strategic coach, Strategic thinking, wellbeing, work life balance -
How do you develop a self you don’t know?
I attended an event last Saturday called “Spilling the Tea”, hosted by Sunny Gopaul. I wasn’t sure what was going to happen at that event, however I am so grateful that I attended. The panel consisted of five women who spoke about their experiences in business and life and in particular underscoring many of the…
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Real value lies in interpretation and application
A Parable I borrowed from Emmet Fox to explain my point 🙂 “A remote island was inhabited by highly intelligent savages. They had some primitive art and made excellent drawings of animals on the walls of caves. A box was washed ashore containing a number of books, dry and in good condition. The natives were…

