The Ladder of Inference Creates Bad Judgements and Suits Proves It Every Episode

We’ve been binge-watching Suits, and it turns out the show is a masterclass in spotting the Ladder of Inference. Harvey, Louis, Mike, Donna, Gretchen — each gives us a front-row seat to how quickly we can jump to conclusions and act on assumptions. This blog explores the ladder, why we all climb it, and how to step off it with more clarity and insight. Read More

Two Rooms

We often move through life as if we are stuck in a courtroom, judging ourselves and the world. Yet there is a classroom inside us too, a place for curiosity, creativity, and fresh ideas. The difference between struggle and possibility is simply noticing which room we are in. This post explores how easily we can step out of judgment and into learning. Read More

If there was One Wish

A heartfelt holiday reflection on our shared humanity and the wish that lies beneath it all. When the noise of our thinking settles, we remember our innate kindness, strength, and wholeness. Four powerful videos help illuminate the deeper truth of who we are beneath the thought storm. Read More

Finding the Perfect Gift: A Guide to Clarity in Giving

The holiday hunt for the “perfect gift” often turns us into Olympic-level overthinkers. But clarity, not stress, is what helps us choose meaningful gifts. When the mind settles, like a snowglobe after a shake, shopping becomes less of a burden and more of an adventure. Read More

The Power of That Extra Inch

A simple workshop exercise taught me something profound: we’re almost always capable of more than we think. One extra inch. One percent more intention. That tiny shift can change results in ways we never expect. Here’s how a small increase in effort can create a massive ripple in performance and life. Read More