We all realize that January 1st is a false threshold and that we should simply decide and act, but it is a nice catalyst and reminder to do so (or reflect on what we’re already doing and how to make it more effective). I would propose the two things missing in most New…
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We often refer to MO/OP, or the “Motive for Operating”, as a means of connecting to the reasons why we effort towards a specific goal. And, in this connection, we find strength and resilience. What we often overlook in our goal orientation is our MAX/OP – that is, the “Maximum Opportunity” we…
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I’m preparing to grade a test for students that have been putting in the time to advance to the next level of training, but I’m concerned that some of these students have confused time with progress. Simply training without a clear goal, physical dedication, mental focus, and growing emotional resilience is more…
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