In sum, the prisoner works because they’re forced to.

It’s “what are we capable of?”

The athlete’s work is about constantly getting better. For athletes, work is where they practice growing. Moreover, for athletes, the work is about what it’s doing to them as much as what it’s doing for them.

Ever notice how most things take longer to accomplish than you think?

If you show me your culture, I’ll show you your future.

So the question isn’t “how good are you at vision casting” but “how good are you capable of becoming?”

“blind spots.” Everyone has them. No one can see all the data needed to make the correct decision every time. “Even our best decisions are always made with incomplete information.” David Brown understands better than most what it means to have blind spots. When he laces up his shoes and places his feet in the running blocks, the most important sens

The goal is to explore what we’re capable of, and it’s leveraging the power of commitments to do that.

What’s tolerated around here? (Really.)