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Smart People

“Smart” can take many different forms. A high IQ doesn’t necessarily mean you have street smarts, but it probably doesn’t hurt. You might be intelligent in many areas of your life, but struggle in others. For our purposes, “smart” means behaving in a way that is aligned with your values and goals. Successful people usually…

December 14, 2014 Leave a commentDecision Making, SegmentationBy John Bradley Jackson

Predicting Your Future Self

Answer this question: what will your life be like in 10 years? Go ahead and take a guess. The truth is most of us are unable to accurately predict our future selves. The challenges in making this prediction include context and time. You know what your past life has been and you know what your…

November 28, 2014 2 CommentsChoices, Decision Making, Mission and Vision, Personal Mission and Purpose, StrategyBy John Bradley Jackson

Trust Your Gut Instinct

In an age when we pride ourselves on making rational, well thought-out decisions, maybe we should trust our gut more often. If we dwell too much on issues, we lose the clarity that our emotions offer when presented with a decision. Studies have shown that quick decisions are usually smarter than those given a lot…

April 9, 2012 Leave a commentDecision MakingBy John Bradley Jackson