Notes
Quick thoughts, ideas, and reflections.
The Conflict Resolution
This is Carbon. Carbon had a disagreement with the dog next door. She stared him down for 45 minutes, walked away, and considered it resolved. Don't be like Carbon. Learn how to actually resolve conflict in "Take the Wheel. "
The Vision Statement
This is Carbon. Carbon has a vision. It involves unlimited treats, full control of the couch, and zero accountability. Don't be like Carbon. Learn how to build a vision people actually want to follow in "Take the Wheel. "
The Delegation
This is Carbon. Carbon delegated her food bowl to me. She supervises. I pour. She judges. Don't be like Carbon. Learn how to delegate without losing accountability in "Take the Wheel. "
The Performance Review
This is Carbon. Carbon gave herself a performance review. She rated herself excellent in napping, outstanding in ignoring instructions, and exceptional in knocking things over. Don't be like Carbon. Learn how to give and receive honest feedback in "Take the Wheel. "
The Laptop Takeover
This is Carbon. Carbon jumped on my laptop and claimed it as her office. Don’t be like Carbon. Learn why comfort without contribution harms credibility in “Take the Wheel. ”
The Ice Cream Dilemma
This is Carbon. Carbon wanted ice cream but refused to eat it once it started melting. Don’t be like Carbon. Learn why hesitation can cost opportunities in “Take the Wheel. ”
The Milk Protest
This is Carbon. Carbon refused her milk because it was slightly less creamy than she expected. Don’t be like Carbon. Learn why perfectionism can stall progress in “Take the Wheel. ”
The Laptop Conqueror
This is Carbon. Carbon sat on the warm laptop as if it were a throne. Don’t be like Carbon. Learn why comfort without contribution harms credibility in “Take the Wheel. ”
The Soup Sniffer
This is Carbon. Carbon sniffed the soup and decided it wasn’t worth her time. Don’t be like Carbon. Learn why first impressions can mislead in “Take the Wheel. ”
The Mug Thief
This is Carbon. Carbon tried to sit in my lap while I held hot tea. Don’t be like Carbon. Learn why taking over without permission disrupts teamwork in “Take the Wheel. ”