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Infamy | Seth’s Blog We’ve gotten so hung up on famous that it’s easy to forget that there are two kinds of renown. Being known for…

Stopping a runaway train | Seth’s Blog It feels urgent because it is. But by the time the train is running away, it might be too…

Make a list of things you used to believe. Fervently, certainly, completely. Things that you were sure of, but now, with the passage of time and…

Important hills usually get much steeper at the top. 99% of the training in competitive athletics is devoted to the last 1% of performance. A tenth…

What are you thinking about? | Seth’s Blog A philosopher can spend a month, a year or a career thinking about one knotty problem. Making assertions,…

“It seems…” | Seth’s Blog What a simple verb. A five-letter modifier that opens the door to discussion. If we state something as a fact, we’re…

The Zoom stretch | Seth’s Blog There are a lot of structural reasons why in-person meetings don’t involve a break every 12 minutes. It takes too…

Important change is systems change | Seth’s Blog Willpower is overrated. If you want to eat healthier, don’t work hard to avoid stopping at the cookie…

It’s expensive. Hundreds of people were involved in getting you that simple bowl of rice. It involved countless gallons of water, hours of labor, gallons of…

Momentum activities like public speaking, board sports and leadership all share an attribute with riding a bicycle: It gets easier when you get good at it.…