Yesterday, we talked about seeing the things that are missing. Seeing the errors in our thinking that are hard to see. I used this example yesterday: ==== During WWII, the Royal Air Force (RAF) brought in a mathematician to figure out where they should add armor to their planes to keep the … [Read more...]

One of the best players on the baseball team I coach has committed three errors on three plays in the outfield over the past few games. A missed pop up, a ground ball to him that rolled to the fence, and a line drive right at him that bounced off his glove and rolled to the fence giving up two … [Read more...]

I’m just finishing up the Hyperion Cantos series by Dan Simmons. It’s made up of four books. Each book is over five hundred pages, and it’s fantastic. If you like sci-fi, go buy it today. You can thank me when you finish it. For those of you who don’t read it, there is a central building theme … [Read more...]

An email came in today that is simultaneously my most and my least favorite email to get: === Brian, I am requesting that you cancel my subscription to your excellent newsletter, PAES. Thanks again for a great product. Sincerely, Gail ==== Of course, I immediately … [Read more...]

Two weeks ago, I learned an incredible lesson from four ten-year-old boys. Once again, it wasn’t a giant shift. Just like in the June issue of Physician Assistant Exam Scholars, it was something I was already doing with great success. Something that’s helped me get where I am today. Something … [Read more...]