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#56: The Power of Simulation

One Idea. One Challenge. Once a Week. “I’m obsessed . . . I can’t put it down.” ~ My buddy Roger Pattison, on the book Project Hail Mary

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#54: Traveling to Neverland

One Idea. One Challenge. Once a Week. “NO RAGRETS” ~ Scottie P’s tattoo, We’re the Millers

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#53: Your Story of Self

One Idea. One Challenge. Once a Week. “We are all natural storytellers.” ~ Marshall Ganz

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#51: A New Year, A Beginner’s Mind

One Idea. One Challenge. Once a Week. “While differing widely in the various little bits we know,
in our infinite ignorance we are all equal.” ~ Karl Popper

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#45: How to Find Good Stories

One Idea. One Challenge. Once a Week. “I’d rather wrestle grizzlies than compete with Mrs. B!” ~ Warren Buffett

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#44: Do people remember what you said?

One Idea. One Challenge. Once a Week “Perception and reality are two different things.” ~ Robert Thomas, The Riddle of Oz

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#40: Are you accidentally training in hard mode?

One Idea. One Challenge. Once a Week. “[T]hink first and speak afterward. If you . . . do that, you will not have any trouble.” ~Laura Ingalls Wilder

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#37: How to deal with disagreeable people

One Idea. One Challenge. Once a Week. “It’s the unexpected that changes our lives.” ~ Shonda Rhimes

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#36: Traveling through Time Together

One Idea. One Challenge. Once a Week. “I go back in time and get in touch with who I really am.” ~ Etta James

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#35: What’s the moral of the story?

One Idea. One Challenge. Once a Week. “You better have a good moral to the story.” ~ John Prine, The Bottomless Lake

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