There he was, sun-scorched and wilting under an oppressive maleficent east wind – just like the tree he’d been sheltering under a few hours ago. A few hundred meters to his west, was the site of a most impressive accomplishment of his: an entire city of a 100k plus inhabitants had responded to his call... Continue Reading →
As I came back home one morning, I wondered why running wasn’t getting easier. The answer was obvious: I’d been inconsistent in it. In that “Eureka” moment, I came up with a little hypothesis on why inconsistent people were never going to become great at whatever it is they were involved in. I called it “The Pain Of Inconsistency” Theory 🤓.
It would be ill-advised to attempt to make decisions from the hub of foolishness.
You see nothing, you become nothing to worse anything.
In Plain Sight 