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I started picking a word in 2017 (Generous, Impactful, Powerful, Joyful, Enduring, Expansive)

Every one of us has blind spots.

An important part of transformation is the ability to get the flywheel moving and like the name implies, the initial cycles are really hard.

The business of software is changing, luckily we have seen this movie before (sort of).

When we look at our world over the arc of time, we have to acknowledge that we have made a lot of progress.

Some of the innovations I’m most impressed with have not really been innovations at all – they have been deconstructions of prior innovation

My reading in Q2/Q3 came in waves with a few bigger breaks than usual.

One thing that set me back early in my career was being completely obtuse about how much people hate to admit they don't know.

I feel very fortunate to have a strong belief that everything is figureoutable.

When I was around six years old, I became aware of gender imbalance.

When I started my sabbatical I collected a list of topics I wanted to explore.

When I was in middle school, I read both Psalms and Proverbs every month.

It’s hard to know how to innovate these days. Everything is a bit upside down.

One of the commitments I made to myself for Sabbatical was to invest time to craft a personal venture investment thesis.

I graduated high school at 16, something that seemed completely normal to me at the time.

There are so many amazing people – and so many things to admire.

Attending TED after just finishing Kara's Burn Book had me reflecting on her comment that everything will be digital.

My interest and passion for learning and development (and opportunity gaps) is due to my own complex educational background.

As part of my #Sabbatical #Growth goals I am sharing some of the learning-focused reading I’ve done. My Q4 2023 list is here.