You may be doing something, but will it achieve the goal?

When to start a new, unanticipated, task within the domain of your critically thought out plan

tl;dr you don't achieve your goals because you don't think critically.

Satisfied with productivity for productivities sake.

It's likely there is something much greater waiting for you on the other side of expectation.

Do old Toyota methodologies compete with new-age practices? Yes. Yes they do.

Unprotected Pieces create Piece Advantaged Games.

Dollars are like ants.

You'd be more successful if you were more like my kitten and played more defense.

Do what you want. It's the best way to learn.

The type of discussion that happens between nerds to the soundtrack of Hamilton.

The first book to read for you, or your student, to learn a simple world of robotics.

How? By consciously visualizing my goal before I go to sleep and flooding my brain with new and necessary information each morning as I wake up.