Jess Leblanc, founder of Embodied Adventure and self-described "connection catalyst" joins us on our "Background Noise" podcast today. One of our big takeaways is to use some of her techniques, not only for self-development, but for business as well.

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The simplest questions are now complicated. Complicated questions are now hard to even conceptualize. But conceptualize we must.

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All the extra time on our hands build in a buffer for exploration, discovery, experimentation, and mistakes. New ways provide new perspective.

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Andrew Cuomo's management of the pandemic's deadly impact, in one of the worst hit parts of the world, has been a masterclass in accountability.

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Health departments have earned our appreciation in ways which now feel deeper and long overdue. However, despite the mayhem they're dealing with, they are still bound to releasing details to stakeholders.

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Saying things once never works. In personal, business or government communications. Messages require repetition to sink in, even in a crisis.

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We get into business presumably to solve a problem, but like your customers themselves, their problems are unique. Specifically defining the problem will help you niche down to a particularly small, but manageable, and possibly lucrative, market.

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Five'21 Roasters is featured on our "Background Noise" podcast. There, you'll hear how owners Trevor and Carina Huggins are letting their intentional living guides both their lives and business decisions.

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Nothing that a little duct tape won't fix. Sometimes, perhaps most of the time, it's more important to get anything to market than nothing at all. Imperfect things into being.

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While we at undoing, and society, sing the praises of creativity, sooner or later, we must make sound products that work well. Critical thinking is thus keeps creativity's ego in check.

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