Failure

Every yes has a hidden cost — the future opportunity you won't have time for, the rest you won't take, the deeper work you won't do, the family time you won't get back.

What's worse? Trying to do something and seeing it go wrong? Or thinking back years later, "I should have tried to do it!"

I’m writing a post about making excuses because I needed an excuse for why I have yet to begin a new project I've been thinking about!

When it seems everything you are doing can’t make things right, you’ll suddenly find a way.

You must accept the lows as a critical part of the process rather than pretending they don't exist.

This is what happens when you link a once-powerful brand to a toxic message; a once-revered founder becomes erratic and hateful; and a once innovation-rich organization becomes bled dry of its creative engine.