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The Ninety-Minute Quarterly Review
A year is too long to notice you’ve drifted. A week is too short to see a pattern. Four times a year, I sit down with coffee and three questions, and it’s the most useful ninety minutes I spend.
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Three Lines a Night: The Only Journal I’ve Kept for More Than a Month
Every journal I started with great intentions died by page nine. The one that’s lasted takes ninety seconds and asks three questions I can’t dodge.
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Feedback Loops: How to Get Better Without a Coach
Coaches are valuable mostly because they close the loop between what you did and what happened. You can build that loop yourself, and most people never do.
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The Weekly Review That Actually Changes Next Week
Most weekly reviews are a tidy-up that changes nothing. A real one takes thirty minutes and alters what happens on Monday. Here is the difference.