Achieving Clarity Podcast

In our instant gratification world, our Resourcefulness muscles can sometimes atrophy, thinking the only solution to our situation is more Resources. In this episode, we look at the superpower that is Resourcefulness, and how to strengthen this muscle in yourself and your organization.

The Sigmoid Curve indicates that everything - organizations, relationships, even organisms - follows a phased existence of Development, Introduction, Growth, Maturity, Plateau, and Decline. In this episode, we look further into what these phases mean and how to capitalize on them in your personal and professional life.

Lots of recent world events have made it easy to ask "Why?" in response. However, in this episode, we look at the benefit of reframing situations by asking "What Now?" first. I also introduce you to my Apogee Clarity Method Masterclass, which uses What Now thinking, to help you emerge stronger and better no matter what happens tomorrow.

In this episode, we look into what living a life on autopilot looks like, how drift can occur in our living, and how to correct it with intentionality.

Taking a checkride is part of being a pilot. In this episode, I discuss how I failed one, and the applicability it has to business and life as we grow and learn.

Situational Awareness (SA) is a valuable life skill that can be developed at any age; we look at the definition and some practical daily examples in this episode.

There can be many seasons in our life where we are in transition, existing in the in-between stage, the season in-between seasons. We may not have any language for it; we may feel we did something wrong or that we are behind our peers. In this episode, we discuss this, the "living in beta", and how to successfully navigate it.

In this episode, we look at the different relationships that should be created and nurtured in your life to generate full-spectrum leadership opportunities.

By training ourselves to compare only with ourselves we can build a hedge of protection around us, retaining our joy in countless endeavors, and avoiding the comparison game with others.

In this episode, we examine the joys of adopting more of a "Yes, and..." mentality in life, the value of improvisation, and a framework to consider for enjoying those "spur-of-the-moment" experiences that life can sometimes present us.