In the world of business, much like in aviation, how we respond to errors can shape our path forward. In this episode we look at stories of two pilot training students who experienced aircraft tail strikes during their training which offers valuable insights to each of us in our personal and professional lives.

In this episode, I discuss how we can spend significant time preparing ourselves academically and honing our physical skills for our professions, yet neglect to train and prepare our minds. 

Being stuck in life at times is a normal part of living; some are micro and mini, but other situations can last for years and potentially the stuckness can become an identity for the person.

In this episode we talk about stuckness, the difference between its symptoms and root causes, and possible actions to help break the cycle.

In your organization, being able to increase awareness in your team regarding how they think about team design as the company grows is a great asset. By setting clear expectations about the future, you will reduce anxiety and help ensure that nobody is surprised when you make major changes to the way you operate your company.

In this episode, we look at the principles and key aspects required to successfully grow any organization.

For many people, setting happiness as a goal is bound to be a disappointment because happiness is a byproduct of a life well lived, of living from your authentic self. In this episode, we look at why happiness is secondary, and difference between it and joy.

When working toward being creative in anything we do, it can take a lot of energy. Your energy reserves are finite; you should not be spreading it around, wasting it on other stuff. 

In this episode, we look at  intentionally living simply - being boring - to allow you to utilize your energy for your most important pursuits in life.

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In this age of information abundance and overload, those who get ahead will be the folks who figure out what to leave out, so they can concentrate on what is really important to them. Nothing is more paralyzing than the idea of limitless possibilities. Learn more about the beauty of subtraction in this episode.

Ever feel that you just can't control acting upon an urge you are feeling? Do you feel powerless trying to fight against these urges when they occur?

Urge surfing is a mental technique to observe and experience an urge without engaging in it; through urge surfing you learn tools to manage unwanted behaviors. In this episode, we examine how to use urge surfing whenever these urges are heading toward your shore.

Side projects and hobbies are important. In this episode, we look at these seemingly non-productive activities and how they can actually be the catalyst for creating some of your best work in the areas you really want to excel. 

This was often the first question I was asked when I came back in the building from taking someone on an incentive flight. But every time I flew, whether with a student, another instructor or an incentive flight passenger, I considered who my “customer” was and how I could serve them best. 

In this episode, we ask how you can best serve your customer, tailoring the content of your expertise to their particular needs.