Les Mottosky

We believe we're running the show, but if you look a little closer, something else is leading us.

When workers decide 'Yeah, we don't want to work 4 days a week in the office', that isn't a rejection of the culture, but a devastating contribution to it.

Courage is what gets us to open our mouth. Credibility determines whether any minds are open to hearing what we have to say.

Our belief system is a layer of information that exists between everything we see, hear and even touch. Because of that, it's rare that we experience reality.

If we are to move through the world in a way that supports an energy forward trajectory, we have to become – not just good – but ruthless at pruning our bad memories.

With the right set of goggles pointed towards our work, the weight of accountability can become almost imperceptible.

Duty has stuck with the human tribe because it's reciprocal. The individual takes care of the community, and the community takes care of the individual. They require one another.

Why do we sometimes not grow? One glaring and persistent reason is something called "The Law of Primacy". This is a psychological phenomenon where the first-learned info creates the strongest, lasting impression.