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The Overton Window
I just discovered the Overton Window! And I couldn’t shake the feeling that it wasn’t just about politics or culture out there. It was about the quiet borders inside me! The Overton Window, as I understand it, is the range of what people consider acceptable. What feels normal. What can…
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Enemy of Good?
There’s a saying, “Perfect is the enemy of good.” Is this really true, or is it used by people who want to embrace mediocrity? I remember staring at something I had written and feeling irritated, not because it was bad, but because it wasn’t flawless. I wanted it to be…
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Pass/Fail – Is That Fair?!
A few years ago, I taught a “pass/fail” course at a community college. I remember watching students figure out a system faster than they ever figured out the material. They peppered me with questions… not about the material I would be teaching, but about the grading system! They wanted to…
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Yes, No, Yes, No…
We often make decisions harder than they need to be. We overthink, delay, and wait for perfect clarity before moving. But most decisions, when stripped down, come back to something simple: yes or no. I woke up the other day thinking about all the decisions I needed to make in…
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What If My Story Is Wrong?
You do not always need a new strategy. Sometimes you need a new sentence. Most people are not stuck because life stopped moving. They are stuck because they keep repeating a version of themselves that no longer tells the truth. The hard part is this: the stories we tell ourselves…
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I know, I know!
Most of us trust ourselves first. We know our intentions, we know our history, and we assume that depending on ourselves is the safest way to live. In a culture that celebrates independence, that instinct can look like strength. Responsibility is good. Follow-through matters. Learning to stand on your own…