Marshall Goldsmith’s quote, “What got you here won’t get you there,” is a reminder that while it can be comforting to rely on what worked before, past success isn’t a guarantee of future results. I often use what worked before as a measure—a way to reflect on past wins—but that’s all it is: a measure. It’s not proof that the same approach will work again. Growth means adapting, exploring, and finding new ways forward. Are you willing to let go of the past to reach your next goal?

Marshall Goldsmith’s quote, “What got you here won’t get you there,” is a reminder that while it can be comforting to rely on what worked before, past success isn’t a guarantee of future results. I often use what worked before as a measure—a way to reflect on past wins—but that’s all it is: a measure. It’s not proof that the same approach will work again. Growth means adapting, exploring, and finding new ways forward. Are you willing to let go of the past to reach your next goal?

The past is a closed book, and the future is unwritten. The only time that truly exists is right now. Every decision you make today directly impacts what’s ahead. Living in the present isn’t about forgetting the past or ignoring your vision for the future—it’s about staying focused and moving forward. No matter where you spend your time—revisiting the past, focusing on the present, or imagining the future—you’re always shaping what’s to come.

The past is a closed book, and the future is unwritten. The only time that truly exists is right now. Every decision you make today directly impacts what’s ahead. Living in the present isn’t about forgetting the past or ignoring your vision for the future—it’s about staying focused and moving forward. No matter where you spend your time—revisiting the past, focusing on the present, or imagining the future—you’re always shaping what’s to come.

Every interaction, even small ones, carries responsibility, as we may never know its impact. Someone might see our work for the first or last time, so bringing our best to each moment matters. For me, this means respecting the journey, the work, and those we might touch, as any moment could be exactly what someone needs to see.

Every interaction, even small ones, carries responsibility, as we may never know its impact. Someone might see our work for the first or last time, so bringing our best to each moment matters. For me, this means respecting the journey, the work, and those we might touch, as any moment could be exactly what someone needs to see.

Don’t let the wisdom gained over time go unused. Reflecting on a career spanning tech, sports, and publishing, I’ve learned that wisdom isn’t just about what we know—it’s about refining and acting on that knowledge. True growth comes from turning experience into purposeful decisions, balancing ambition with insight. How often do we take a moment to reflect and let the lessons of today shape our path forward?

Don’t let the wisdom gained over time go unused. Reflecting on a career spanning tech, sports, and publishing, I’ve learned that wisdom isn’t just about what we know—it’s about refining and acting on that knowledge. True growth comes from turning experience into purposeful decisions, balancing ambition with insight. How often do we take a moment to reflect and let the lessons of today shape our path forward?

We often hear that the best chess players think several moves ahead, mapping out a game’s complex pathways. But here’s the paradox: truly great players don’t need to calculate every possible future move. Instead, they zero in on one—the right move in the present moment. While good players craft intricate plans, great players choose quality over quantity. Years of practice refine their intuition, allowing them to make moves that transform the board with clarity and precision. As Garry Kasparov...

We often hear that the best chess players think several moves ahead, mapping out a game’s complex pathways. But here’s the paradox: truly great players don’t need to calculate every possible future move. Instead, they zero in on one—the right move in the present moment. While good players craft intricate plans, great players choose quality over quantity. Years of practice refine their intuition, allowing them to make moves that transform the board with clarity and precision. As Garry Kasparov...

Preparation turns potential into progress. I’ve learned that true knowledge creates leverage and an edge that’s hard to beat. Whether starting a new project or exploring complex ideas, research builds confidence and clarity, allowing me to adapt and excel. For me, preparation isn’t just about information; it’s about investing in success.

Preparation turns potential into progress. I’ve learned that true knowledge creates leverage and an edge that’s hard to beat. Whether starting a new project or exploring complex ideas, research builds confidence and clarity, allowing me to adapt and excel. For me, preparation isn’t just about information; it’s about investing in success.

For a long time, I’ve waited for that external nod, that validation from someone else to make me feel like I’m on the right path. But I’ve realized that waiting for others to affirm my journey just leads to frustration. So, instead of hoping to be chosen, I’ve decided to choose myself. Choosing myself means moving forward on projects that genuinely matter to me, even if they don’t fit the conventional mold. It means trusting my instincts and backing my own ideas, without waiting for permissio...

For a long time, I’ve waited for that external nod, that validation from someone else to make me feel like I’m on the right path. But I’ve realized that waiting for others to affirm my journey just leads to frustration. So, instead of hoping to be chosen, I’ve decided to choose myself. Choosing myself means moving forward on projects that genuinely matter to me, even if they don’t fit the conventional mold. It means trusting my instincts and backing my own ideas, without waiting for permissio...