Is No Answer better than an answer? We hope it’s more akin to Schrodinger’s Cat in that there is still hope and we don’t know what we don’t know until we know it. Hope still abounds. In today’s “always on” world of having your phone everywhere, the time for Schrodinger’s Cat to exist becomes shorter and shorter than ever before. So does No Answer, in an always on world, mean something else now? Does it…
It took 10+ attempts, but I finally won. Would I have bought them anyway? For sure, I’m not in it for the contest or the bonus. So if you’re in regardless, and a contest or bonus isn’t going to change your level of commitment – what would? Now flip the script to your team – if they are in it and an extra 1.5% bonus isn’t going to change anything, what would? That’s the question…
Only you know the answer to what else you can do to solve a problem, to fix what’s wrong, to figure out what to work on next. The question of “What Else can you do?” isn’t for someone else to ask, it’s for you to ask of yourself. We do things as a team, but the ones that ask this question of themselves all the time, are the ones that emerge as the leaders.
The end is in sight. You can see the light at the end of the tunnel. All that you have put into completing this project is there, it’s so close you can taste it. Now the question is whether you will be able to take it the last few steps, across the finish line. Sometimes when the end is in sight, we take our foot off the pedal, because we’re almost there, we’re going to…
The latest isn’t always the greatest. The current graphics aren’t always the best ones. The nostalgia of what was once good can be the greatest. Someone else might not know the rules of what you played as a kid. Old games are new to someone else, or sometimes they are a reminder of how great they are. Don’t shun them because they are old, embrace them because they never go out of style.