Strategic Stillness: Why Thinking Slowly Is a Superpower in a Speed-Obsessed World
The Myth of “Faster Is Better” In a world built on speed—fast decisions, fast growth, fast everything—it’s easy to assume that moving quickly is the same thing as being effective. We celebrate people who act fast, respond instantly, and seem to always be one step ahead. But through my experiences in chess, academics, and high-pressure […]
The Rhythm of Hurdles: What Sprinting Over Obstacles Taught Me About Time, Timing, and Trusting the Process
Learning to Move With Precision When most people think about hurdles in track and field, they think about speed. And yes—sprinting is part of it. But what makes hurdling different from other races is that speed without rhythm will only get you so far. You can be the fastest person on the track, but if […]