Articles
Short, occasional pieces on where to concentrate drive, how to use the leverage you already have, and what to stop doing.
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The Thumb on the Garden Hose: Same Energy, Ten Times the Reach
Same water, same tap, fewer places to go: how a garden hose explains leverage, why every side project is a leak, and why more pressure does not help. The physics of focus, without adding a single hour.
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One Kick, Ten Thousand Times: What Bruce Lee Knew About Focus
Bruce Lee feared the man who practiced one kick 10,000 times. Two boys in a karate class, the collector and the weapon, and why founders and executives keep collecting kicks instead of drilling the one that lands.
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The Magnifying Glass: Why Your Drive Warms Everything and Burns Nothing
A child with a magnifying glass runs a perfect experiment in focus: same sun, one spot, held still, long enough. Why more effort makes a bigger warm patch and no fire, and the four conditions that change that.
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The Nine Areas of Life: Why a Business Question Rarely Starts in the Business
Why the FOCUS Light Assessment starts with nine areas of life before any business or career question: what each area means for founders and executives, how to rate honestly, and how to read the shape.
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Why a Single Number Is Rarely Enough: BMI, QWI and Where All of This Came From
BMI compresses a whole body into one figure and throws away what you need to act on. We run our lives the same way: revenue, salary, title. How hitting my own number at SAP and finding nothing behind it led to the nine-area Quiet Weight…
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