My first collection

A question I think about a lot:

What important truth do very few people agree with you on?

I also think a lot about the concept of a spiky point of view:

A spiky point of view is a perspective others can disagree with. It’s a belief you feel strongly about and are willing to advocate for. It’s your thesis about topics in your realm of expertise.

• Decisions suffer: Without pauses, leaders react instead of strategizing—leading to short-term fixes, not long-term solutions.

• Innovation stalls: Breakthroughs don’t come from busyness. They emerge from reflection, setbacks, and unexpected insights.

Organizations that struggle with marketing often seem to struggle with customer service, product design and supplier relationships as well.

Encountering regular skepticism from others about your approaches is often a sign you're pushing boundaries and thinking independently.

If you’re lucky, age happens, and when the thought drifts by that I could inject this or lift that, I think of Joan Rivers who said, “You can either look old or weird.” There’s no third option.