“Chess masters know that to win you have to avoid losing.
The first thing they do after an opponent makes a move isn’t to think about strategy or winning but rather to ask themselves: what’s the threat?
Avoid stupidity before seeking brilliance.”
In business; de-risk, then move.
Solving someone’s problem isn’t coaching. That’s playing the saviour and victim game.
Asking questions to enable someone to frame, understand, and solve their problem, is coaching.
The goal is to make this so simple a monkey can run it.
The paradox. Making something so simple that a monkey can run it requires genius.
What do you do with all you have learned and accomplished?
Pursue gratitude or gratification?
Think > Move > Sleep
Think > Move > Sleep
Think > Move > Sleep
Think > Move > Sleep
Start there, make it a habit, the rest will follow.
Byron Darlison