Engineering better habits, building discipline, and transforming your approach to growth.
Questions without testable predictions are just philosophy. After learning to ask the right questions, I had to learn the scariest skill of all: being wrong on purpose.
Before you can change anything, you have to see what's actually there. This is where transformation begins — not with motivation, but with brutal honesty.
Data without direction is just noise. After months of observation, I had to learn the hardest skill of all: asking the right questions.
Understanding failure as feedback, not defeat. How setbacks become the raw material for breakthrough moments.