There is a lot of different advice when it comes to making a decision and picking a path.

It is easy to decide that you can't do something.

Ego and the fear of how we appear to others can get in the way sometimes. We don't want to appear stupid so we avoid finding out things we don't know.

I noticed the other day that my wife's laptop was showing seconds in the time in the taskbar but my laptop was not; a very handy feature to have.

Questions are underrated. Lots of people focus on answers when they should be focussing on identifying the right question to ask.

It is amazing how one small thing can set the tone or the culture going forward.

The butterfly effect famously states that the flapping of the wings of a butterfly somewhere in the world can impact the weather on the other side of the world - a small change can have a huge impact over time.

How do we move from solving downstream reactive problems to upstream proactive solutions?