Notes
Quick thoughts, ideas, and reflections.
Carbon 040 Winter Edition 2. The Snow Watch
This is Carbon. Carbon stared out the window at the snow like it personally offended her. Don’t be like Carbon. Learn how resisting change keeps you stuck in “Take the Wheel. ”
Carbon 039 Winter Edition 1. The Heater Spot
This is Carbon. Carbon planted herself directly in front of the heater and refused to move for anyone. Don’t be like Carbon. Learn why comfort can block growth in “Take the Wheel. ”
Carbon 038
This is Carbon. Carbon surveyed the holiday mess she created and went to sleep immediately. Don’t be like Carbon. Learn why real leaders stay engaged after the outcome in “Take the Wheel. ”
Carbon 037
This is Carbon. Carbon walked across the perfectly set table and sat directly in the middle. Don’t be like Carbon. Learn why ownership means responsibility, not entitlement in “Take the Wheel. ”
Carbon 036
This is Carbon. Carbon decided 5:12 AM was the correct time for holiday enthusiasm. Don’t be like Carbon. Learn why respecting others’ time builds trust and influence in “Take the Wheel. ”
Carbon 035
This is Carbon. Carbon ignored the expensive gifts and claimed the empty box as her holiday throne. Don’t be like Carbon. Learn how perspective, not resources, defines leadership impact in “Take the Wheel. ”
Carbon 034
This is Carbon. Carbon stared at the ornament, waited until everyone relaxed, then knocked it off the tree. Don’t be like Carbon. Learn why unmanaged risks eventually become your responsibility in “Take the Wheel. ”
Carbon 033
This is Carbon. Carbon ignored the actual gifts and attacked the wrapping paper like it was the real prize. Don’t be like Carbon. Learn how mistaking activity for progress limits results in “Take the Wheel. ”
Carbon 032
This is Carbon. Carbon hid from guests all evening, then appeared the moment food was served. Don’t be like Carbon. Learn why leadership requires showing up before the reward in “Take the Wheel. ”
Carbon 031
This is Carbon. Carbon reached into every stocking, ignored the treats, and stole the ribbons instead. Don’t be like Carbon. Learn why chasing distractions instead of outcomes keeps you stuck in “Take the Wheel. ”