Promises

Making promises and keeping them. It’s such an easy phrase, but it’s such a hard ’talk’ to walk. The thing is: If you keep your promise. And again. And again. And again. And again. And again. Then one day you’ll be trusted. And when you have to break a promise …

Your voice

When I think of a consistent voice, I find it very difficult to come up with great examples at first. Besides the obvious. Steve Jobs.Tony Hsieh.Oprah Winfrey. Johan Cruyff. Having a voice equals standing for something. Having a voice and consistently evolve your identity around is the easy part. The …

A present

Now that retail via Amazon (and sites alike) keeps growing in this infinite loop, I can’t help but being curious where our human need for ‘human’ advice will go, just as the personal shopping experience. When we used to order online in the 00’s and early 10’s, we would have …

People remember the ending

From a book, people remember the ending. From a TV ad, people remember the ending. From an argument, people remember the ending. From conversations to events, from working days to giving birth. War. Peace. Hot. Cold. A game. Sleep. Endings of anything are disproportionately credited in our minds. Think about …

Duty calls

The highest form of commitment is our duty. We call upon duty when we ‘sort of’ say that there’s no choice but to do the task that’s layed out for us. Whether we like it or not. But duty isn’t any more than a greatly marketed term in our culture …

The right commitment

The commitments we make and follow through, determine what we accomplish in life. There’s no excuse to make when we own every decision, and, whether or not we choose to follow up on it. Making commitments isn’t the skill that distinguishes us from others. It’s honoring the right ones.