The biggest breakthroughs will come when we have the courage to build less, with greater intent. - Daniel S Goldin

Success in amateur tennis comes from keeping the ball in play and allowing the opponent to make mistakes.

Similarly, in life, consistent effort and avoiding pitfalls can lead to better outcomes than sporadic moments of brilliance.

As the leader, you have to make them work together.

Alignment, execution, and real collaboration don’t happen by accident.

You need to create friction early. You need to force interaction. You need to make sure every person understands how their work affects the entire system.

True leaders aren’t afraid to pause, question, and even push against the current if that’s what the moment calls for.