What would be the one thing that you get most excited for? What is stopping you from doing more of that?

In a world of busyness, hustle, and never sleep mentality, how do we develop a disciplined pursuit of less? Is less really more?

A brief description and reflection on Chris Anderson's theory of the Long Tail.

Are you a person that eats the marshmallow right away or wait to get more?

There is a story about how you can keep an elephant captive with just a string because he has been conditioned to be stuck. Might be true about us as well, but more importantly, where do we want to even go.

We have a hard time leaving behind anything that we have invested in, even if it needs to be left behind. Why is that?

What would you pursue if you had margin in your life? That is the question that I found interesting bouncing around on twitter this past week. But, is margin our hurdle?

Most bands have a few songs that everyone loves, most authors have that one book, and most restaurants have a dish or two that made them famous. Does that have anything to do with our lives?

We have all heard that phrase "timing is everything", but is that true? If so, what can we do about it?

Some thoughts from a question I once heard, when was the last time that you did something for the first time.