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Category Archives: Narrative

Innovation is good, but innovators are bad…

23-Jun-08

Though I hate to say it, this explains a lot. I don’t know if I buy into it completely, but I think anyone who fits the description of “innovator” given above can probably recount more than one story like this from personal experience.

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Books, books, and more books

03-Dec-07

I’m the first to admit that I don’t read nearly as much as I used to. And the subjects of my reading has changed quite a bit too. I used to have a steady diet of fiction (mostly related to military, intelligence, historical, etc.), then a bit of a mix of fiction / non-fiction, and now an almost exclusive diet of non-fiction.

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Trust your instincts and your training

18-Nov-07

Like a true master, Slater chooses the latter and comes away with two perfect rounds. The moral of the story: Trust your instincts and your training, and don’t overthink it.

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