I think this has been my favorite post of yours to date. I feel as though I don't self reflect often enough, so “The unexamined life is not worth living” quote hit home. Should I self-reflect more?Am I moving through life without enough intentionality? I guess those are questions for myself.
It's a fascinating idea to explore. One of the things I reflect on the most is my blind spots as an entrepreneur. Building companies is hard and it can feel like so much is going right and the business still take an avoidable fatal turn. Reflecting regularly not just on whether I think I'm doing a good job, but also I ask 'what if I'm wrong? what if I am just not seeing some fatal flaw? where can consequences be hiding?'
I think this has been my favorite post of yours to date. I feel as though I don't self reflect often enough, so “The unexamined life is not worth living” quote hit home. Should I self-reflect more?Am I moving through life without enough intentionality? I guess those are questions for myself.
It's a fascinating idea to explore. One of the things I reflect on the most is my blind spots as an entrepreneur. Building companies is hard and it can feel like so much is going right and the business still take an avoidable fatal turn. Reflecting regularly not just on whether I think I'm doing a good job, but also I ask 'what if I'm wrong? what if I am just not seeing some fatal flaw? where can consequences be hiding?'