If you can do it once, you might be able to do it ten times.
And if you do it ten times, it will become a skill and a practice. You’ll do it more naturally and more often.
Sending a note, changing your mind, throwing a ball, offering a kind word, doing leg presses.
Ten reps is a great place to begin.
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Resilient systems are better than fragile ones.
Leave the campsite better than you found it.
Clean air is better than dirty air.
It’s more reliable to invest in things that produce positive impacts over time.
When the numbers add up, believe them
People who show their work are more likely to be right.
Important work is better done now, not later.
Talking about our problems makes the solutions more robust.
It’s better to make up your mind after you see the data, not before.
If we begin with what we agree on, it’s easier to move forward.
Of course, there’s always this alternative:
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