Blog by David Koshinz

Most of us are familiar with the SMART goal method.

We're in a renaissance period for brain research that deepens our understanding of how to live a better life. Additionally, modern life calls us to strengthen our awareness and resist the influence of those who use this knowledge to shape how we think, buy, and act.

Sometimes I work with go-getters who are frustrated by being held back by the team or their manager.

Doing what you love is like a nutrient. You don't need to do it all the time, and seeking to always do what you love can be a trap that keeps you from building the support for doing what you love. I know that sounds a little circular, well, that's why it can be a trap.