Mind

Nothing Has No Risk — And That's the Lie That's Been Keeping You Stuck

Your brain loves certainty more than it loves truth. That's why organizations, institutions, and habits sell you the fiction of a guaranteed outcome, and why you keep trading your real dream for an imaginary safe path. Let’s break down why nothing has no risk, and why doing it your way is the only sane response.

Your Breaking Point Is Actually a Break Point. Here's Why That Matters.

In tennis, a break point is the moment of maximum advantage. This post explains how your worst personal breaking point works the same way. It is the moment of clarity, freedom, and vantage point that only comes when everything else has already broken down. Here's how to use it.

Big Life Change Is a War. Are You Fit for Battle?

Big life change demands a strong foundation. Physical, mental, spiritual, and systemic fitness are not optional extras for the Project of You - they are the prerequisite. Here's why being fit for change in 360 degrees is the one thing that makes everything else possible.

WWHD: What Would Hemingway Do? The Life Hack for Building Play Into Your Big Goals

Grinding yourself into the ground is not a strategy. In this post, I share the WWHD life hack - What Would Hemingway Do - and why building stupid fun, pointless play, and unapologetic rewards into your long-term goal is the only thing that makes it sustainable.

Don't Die Waiting for Godot: Why Action Today Is the Only Thing That Works

Spoiler: Godot never comes. Let’s use Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot as a life hack reset. If you are patiently waiting for something to feel good and fulfilling, the wait is the trap. Here's why action today is the only thing that actually moves the needle.

This Simple Daily Habit Changes How You See Yourself (No, It's Not Journaling)

Three tiny daily habits that retrain your brain toward self-belief when you're doing hard things. Discover the love song trick, the mirror moment, and the 'well done, you freaking rock' practice that keep the Project of You in motion even on the toughest days.

A Makerly Mindset: Why Your Best Creative Breakthroughs Come From Messing Around

You don't need perfect tools or a perfect plan to unlock your creativity. I ran patterns with Strava on a 3.5-mile run in Wisconsin and pulled a lesson from legendary cinematographer Roger Deakins: the best breakthroughs come from messy, imperfect, tool-in-hand experimentation. Here's the makerly mindset.

Heading Home - Will it still be there? Hurricane Homelessness and Championing Chaos

Hi folks -Below I share a moment of thoughts on Friday ask I packed up my wee car and headed home to to St. Petersburg to unwrap...

Resilient. Not stubborn, nor stupid, nor fixed-minded. But RESILIENT AF.

Many communities in Florida just got very, very wet. Devastatingly so. I'm upbeat, not because I'm in shock or denial...

Welcome to The Pain Cave

Ultramarathon champion Courtney Dauwalter speaks of what she calls The Pain Cave. It is a mental device she uses to persevere through grueling days and nights covering hundreds of miles...

The Kind Reframe

We unconsciously carry invisible burdens that weigh us down or hold us back To gain movement and momentum along my transformative journey, I needed to address the drag these burdens create...

Why Do Humans Need Totems?

In KindEdge.com I am working to document tools I built that enabled me to implement transformational change despite the many trains in my life that had left the stations and were well in motion...