#reflection

#reflection

The challenge is that most plans are unnecessarily complex, which makes them difficult to execute. Instead, entrepreneurs can simplify this process by focusing their entire business vision on a single, powerful one-word theme for the year. This one-word business plan then acts as a strategic compass as opposed to a rigid map. Focusing on your one word will help the team stay aligned throughout the year and guide every action.

The grasses have now dried and turned golden, the air filled with the scents of fall. Eszter stops, "A moose!" Down in the willows along the creek, a single moose munches on the plants. We are far enough away to pleasantly observe the stoic creature in its home, a lovely spot in a high meadow tucked between mountains with no one else around except for us.

The family huddled around in a circle, its flames flickering in the darkness. Sugar free lemonade quenched their thirsts while steamy chocolate warmed their bones.

We all can cultivate our own practical wisdom by reflecting on our daily choices and responses.

I've been spending a lot of time talking to the dead, primarily having conversations with my mum that we never finished due to her Alzheimer's.

...thinking about what to write - and how to write it - has invited me to consider new perspectives, to develop new arguments...

I am glad I will not be young in a future without wilderness. Aldo Leopold

"Last month's article outlined three emotional buckets that contain most of life's experiences: Tears, Laughs, and Chill Bumps. These experiences enrich our lives and each is equally important in living a well-rounded emotional existence on this earthly plain."