Les Mottosky

Yesterday's experience is useful. But it can become today's blind spot. What worked before may no longer work.

Organizations are equipped to develop strategy. They can describe where they want to go, identify attractive opportunities and produce an ambitious plan. The trouble begins once the strategy is approved.

We're losing the rhythm our biology expects. Our ancestors experienced intense stress like storms, predators and famine. But those events ended. Modern humans are enduring continuous, low-grade uncertainty.

A motto doesn't make the work lighter. But it gives us a reliable place to put our hands.

We are more beautiful and more brilliant than we can imagine, but 7 generations of humans have been steadily programmed into the machine-like behavior that has resulted in the apocalyptic.

The independent thinkers may be harder to categorize, but they're also the ones most likely to retain originality.

Much more than a distraction from our immediate environment, media has become a programmer of our consciousness.

With AI clutching more of our mind-share – and the world – every day, it's likely our intuition will play a bigger and more critical role.