Practising the discipline to confront the most brutal facts of our current reality requires listening to the stories of our antagonists — and really hearing them.
We spend so much time developing technology to do the things humans can already do, and so little time devoting ourselves to living wisely, agreeably and well.
If your offering is about giving others the ability to create, having them tied to a style prevents them from creating —and means you will saturate the market as soon as you reach any kind of scale.
When we're frustrated with our teams, there's no joy in focusing on how they're letting us down. All our power lies in what we're going to do about it.
Innovation should go beyond technology. Here's some suggestions for what to innovate next — from how we deal with mental health to how we deal with crime.
"Shame and blame" yields "bad person" and "all my fault." Accountability requires an unflinching acknowledgement of the facts and create freedom and power.