The Joy of the Journey: Why “I Can Wait” Matters
When we have something exciting planned – a vacation, a celebration, or even just a special dinner – there’s often a sense of eager anticipation. My wife will…
Eric Johnson
Do You Need to Know Everything Before Taking Action? Lessons from Polls and Lynyrd Skynyrd
“I know a little about love, and baby, I can guess the rest.” This lyric from Lynyrd Skynyrd captures an intriguing idea: Sometimes, knowing a little can be…
From CAD to AI: Overcoming the Learning Curve of New Technologies
Adapting to new technology is rarely easy. Whether it’s the introduction of computer-aided drafting (CAD) decades ago or artificial intelligence (AI) today, the learning curve can feel overwhelming…
How to-Do Lists Are Like Debts—And How to Pay Them Off
We’ve all experienced that nagging feeling when unfinished tasks pile up. It’s not just a sense of being behind – it’s almost like being in debt. In many…
What Exactly Is an Agent of Change and Should We Try to Be One?
Change is the one constant in life, yet it often meets resistance. Whether it’s in a workplace, a community, or even a family, driving positive transformation takes a…
The AI Writer: How Artificial Intelligence is Empowering Everyone to Write
Writing has long been considered a skill that requires a blend of creativity, discipline, and expertise. But with the advent of artificial intelligence (AI), the process of writing…
The Power of Imperfection: Why Deliberately Failing Can Help You Succeed
Perfectionism can be paralyzing. The relentless drive to always produce your best work often leads to stress, procrastination, and even burnout. Many perfectionists struggle to complete tasks because…
Fleeting Thoughts: Why Ideas Slip Away and How to Capture Them
We’ve all experienced it: a brilliant thought pops into our minds – an idea for a project, the perfect solution to a problem, or a witty line for…
The Perceived Value of Stuff: When Treasure Becomes Clutter
They say “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure,” and anyone who has visited a garage sale has seen this in action. Items that no longer serve a…
Do Rude People Know They’re Rude?
We’ve all encountered rude behavior – tailgaters on the highway, people cutting in line, or someone snapping at a server. These actions leave us wondering: Do they know…