The Convoy Forming
Nobody recruits a convoy. Nobody sells one. It becomes visible at the moment enough people who were already heading the same direction finally recognize each other on the road.
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Hire the Wanderer: What Early-Stage Founders Get Wrong About the "Unfocused" Résumé
A founder who's only ever worked inside a single, stable career path has to be taught to expect the unexpected. Someone who's already lived through four unrelated industries collapsing, pivoting, or quietly changing the rules doesn't have to be taught that.
The Uncommon Path: What to Do When Your Career Never Ran in a Straight Line
This connects to something worth revisiting from an earlier conversation here about designing a business around a life worth living rather than someone else's finish line.
The Compounding Asset: What Still Pays You After You've Stopped Working On It
What would it look like to audit a week not by hours worked, but by what's still earning from last year's hours?
The Wealth of Enough: Designing a Business That Gives You a Life Worth Living
Progress often belongs to those willing to pursue achievable opportunities exceptionally well before moving to larger ones.