Almost everything I write is about the point where methods no longer settle the question. This article is the exception. These methods work. And they [read more]

Every decision needs a frame. This time, I’m talking about the methods.

Every decision needs a frame. This time, I’m talking about the methods.
Almost everything I write is about the point where methods no longer settle the question. This article is the exception. These methods work. And they [read more]

Many successful solopreneurs stop asking themselves what they actually want. Daily life crowds out the question, and the feeling that we should be satisfied takes care of the rest.
And yet something doesn't feel right. It usually starts with that nagging feeling of dissatisfaction. Many brush it off. My standard line was "Stop being [read more]

The pressure solopreneurs carry doesn't go away. But we can learn to deal with it differently, instead of waiting for someone to take it off our hands.
Running a business on our own means making decisions no one else can make. That sounds obvious. And yet most people underestimate the weight of [read more]

You make many decisions every day. The important ones take more energy than they should.
We make hundreds of decisions every day. And yet there are always topics where we just can't come to a conclusion. We think it over [read more]

Not every open question is really open. We're often still looking for clarity we already have.
Ingrid was exhausted when she came to me for coaching. She had been working through a course on a LinkedIn strategy built on high volume, [read more]

Lying awake at night is not a sleep problem. It's a decision problem.
You don't lie awake because you can't sleep. You lie awake because you left a decision unfinished during the day. Your mind wants its questions [read more]
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