⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A must-read for anyone building a startup (or thinking about doing so). And anyone working in, or desiring to work in Innovation.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Be it this book, or another, I think everyone can benefit from getting better at "reading" people.

Every situation has something positive to it - or will trigger something positive later on, even if it's just learning something that will help you in the future.

A lot of good things in life come after negotiation - learning the basics of negotiation can benefit anyone.

Why helping others? It takes (valuable) time. Is it worth it? Are questions I am getting lately…. let me share an example…

(your shoe size does not matter)

I am somewhat disappointed by Linkedin. When I signed up 13 years ago, the premise was that you could build your professional network - a digital Rollodex.

Hope I did not make your head hurt with that title. But I do think this way a lot, and it helps guide my decisions in the present.

Ultimately, it is not about doing everything oneself. Low-value tasks should be delegated. Tasks for which your skills are not good enough, should be delegated.

"The bad news is, time flies. The good news is, you're the pilot"

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A simple word change leading to a mindset and perception shift.

Elon Musk’s space colonisation plan, with a colony on Mars, is taking shape and it is mind-blowing 🤯.

Getting feedback is a critical step in the process of improving anything - especially yourself or your work.

a staple of my productivity stack for the last 5+ years..

Are you frustrated by how your company is currently executing? Or you just want a specific promotion? The Jerry Maguire play could unlock it for you.

There is really no reason to not do some of your meetings walking outside.

I am a fan of using the right tool for the job

I come across as confident, yet I had imposter syndrome every step of the way in my career. I'm thankful for it.

Learning is the best investment you can make in yourself. It will pay dividends over time. And it has become much easier than in the past.

CareerPlaybook will be a series of posts from me this year.

I love that excerpt from Tim Ferris’ podcast with Adam Grant.

For the last 10 years or so, I have been using this concept in a lot of sales trainings and sales presentations.

Foundational book on management.