Business Executives, IT, and Mental Health
Lincoln Stoller2025-04-03T17:02:37-07:00Think more broadly and create an environment that’s able to address personal and interpersonal issues.
Think more broadly and create an environment that’s able to address personal and interpersonal issues.
David and I share an athletic background, isolation growing up, and the roles of therapeutic counselor, me, and business consultant, David.
The delicate balance between performing under pressure and finding genuine fulfillment.
I might become a great writer if I focused on writing, rather than the ideas I convey.
Auction markets reach decisions between people. Personal choices are between a person and their environment. This can also be seen as an auction market.
Making stuff is part of who you’re supposed to be. So get on with making it, even if it’s awful. That’s what we have to offer as creatives: ourselves!
If you can’t change the rules, then you can’t change the game. Play creative games.
The book publishing industry is strangely familiar, as it has publishers producing derivative products, and agents pitching derivative ideas.
Much of what I do as a therapist is to free people from these learned rationalizations of how things should be.
Personal issues are rarely reasonable and rarely fit into a goal-oriented approach.
I talk with Rob Alvarez, of the Professor Game Podcast, about games in the context of learning, exploration, and failure.
Consider how project management applies to us. If we can recognize the conflicts that arise from it, and if we can reconcile them, then we can move from satisfying the agents in our environment to taking care of ourselves