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Only Rational

We continue our exploration of the work of Sidney Dekker with what is the single hardest idea to grasp: Failure is rational. We are not talking here about the Silicon Valley cliché of failure, the failure that people point to when they tell you to "fail forward" or

Only Rational
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Talking About Grief and Resilience with Mason Sawyer, Part 1

Hello, everyone. Today, we’re talking about coping with loss and grief with Mason Sawyer, host of the 10ninety podcast. Mason will share with us the life-shattering story of losing his family members in a tragic accident.  Mason's story isn't just about loss; it's

Talking About Grief and Resilience with Mason Sawyer, Part 1
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A Bullet Fired Many Years Ago

Human beings have brought a conflict into being - a conflict between linearity and complexity. The linear is best conceived of as the child of Isaac Newton - the idea that effects have causes, that reality is a series of these linear interactions chained together to produce the universe as

A Bullet Fired Many Years Ago
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Innovation, Ideas, and The Science of Business with Nick Jain, Part 2

Continuing the conversation with Nick Jain, the CEO of IdeaScale, Dan explores the areas of rapid learning and problem-solving. Learn about harnessing the power of AI to reshape business processes and inspire innovation. Nick reveals insights into overcoming the challenges of technological abstraction and shares practical strategies that could redefine

Innovation, Ideas, and The Science of Business with Nick Jain, Part 2
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Just One Man

Things have been hard lately - I won't lie. There are incredible downward pressures on my primary business. That's forced us to go "back to the drawing board" on multiple levels at once. No obvious answer to our problems exists; innovation is required, and

Just One Man
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Innovation, Ideas, and The Science of Business with Nick Jain, Part 1

In today’s episode, we have Nick Jain, the CEO of IdeaScale, as our guest. Dan and Nick talk about the cultivation of great ideas and opportunities within organizations.  This episode will help you navigate the complexities of business growth and create an idea-rich culture. You will learn how IdeaScale

Innovation, Ideas, and The Science of Business with Nick Jain, Part 1
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Weak Ties

Someone in my extended family is planning a wedding, which is a good opportunity to notice interesting things about human behavior. My wife is in the wedding party and recently had a conversation about the bridal shower. After a long phone call about who should be invited ("This cousin,

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Inside The Mind of a World-Class Pastry Chef with Chef Kim Hoàng Wood

In this episode, we have the incredible Chef Kim Hoàng Wood, the creative force behind Le Bánh Patisserie in Connecticut. Chef Kim shares her journey from almost becoming an accountant to mastering French pastries. Discover what it takes to run a business that’s more about deep self-expression and uncompromising

Inside The Mind of a World-Class Pastry Chef with Chef Kim Hoàng Wood
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Hello From Texas!

My family and I are currently in Texas for a wedding. As a result I didn't have time to write anything new this week, BUT - I would like to take this opportunity to share with you two of my (in my own estimation, anyway) most important posts.

Hello From Texas!
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Fixing Stress and Burnout with Victoria Mensch, Part 2

Continuing the conversation with Victoria Mensch, we will talk about managing stress and burnout today. Discover how simple visualization techniques and physical actions can help you feel more at ease, even in the most demanding roles.  You will get to know the importance of self-leadership, the evolving workplace dynamics, and

Fixing Stress and Burnout with Victoria Mensch, Part 2