
Good judgement comes from experience,
and experience comes from poor judgement.
These are some of the stories about what we’ve learned, usually by screwing up. Pretty much always by screwing up. It’s also some stuff we think is fun, crazy, or just downright awesome.
What makes it such a powerful film, maybe frustratingly so, is in the questions it poses rather than the answers it provides.
Wow. The first thing that popped into my head was that hope is a kind of cool thing.
‘Do I need to text you to ask if it’s cool to call you?’
Because it has to do with leadership, I’ve been reading a lot about the unfolding of events surrounding Captain Crozier of the USS Theodore Roosevelt.
Essentially, within the 200-millisecond delay between becoming aware and acting lies our power of free will.
Good judgment comes from experience, and experience comes from poor judgment.
It’s why, when we ask someone about a big event in the past, we say, ‘Where were you when… ?’
Refreshing, for sure, to be offered something, no strings attached.
‘Where’s the apple park?’ Sefton asks us as we drive by where the playground used to be. ‘They tore it down and are going to build a new park,’ we tell him.
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