Charles Kunken

We have one job, but it’s not as easy as it sounds….

We can only judge our past decisions by the process we used to make them…

We only truly learn when we DO SOMETHING…

What we decide to do with our time is what we are in life…

The subconscious is not just a storage device, it’s a processing machine…

We mistakenly view setbacks as throwing us off course but that’s just too short a timescale on which to judge them…

Our desire to control outcomes is the source of anxiety in Life. What we control is our inputs…

It’s not how much you love a company, it’s how good you are at solving their problems.

Achieving big ideas is not limited by our ability to execute, it’s what we permit ourselves to consider possible…

Our attention is our most valuable asset. How we choose to allocate it is how we decide who gets our power…

Resumes do not serve us as an account of everything we’ve ever done. They should be a ticket to where we’re going…

Why being on the hook to ship is good for us even before we have an idea...

It’s not what we make it’s how we make ‘em…

Why shorter is better, more economical, and maybe even divine…

It’s frightening when we strip away all the excuses for not doing what we’re meant to…

Most will tell you it’s not ok but not us. Not here…

The difference between Fiction and Non-fiction is what we’ve agreed upon…

Understanding the nature of creativity and how we use it at work reveals why art is the best way to exercise the creative muscles…

The purpose of behavioral questions is not to tell specific stories about your past. It is to use stories to signal to interviewers how you are going to behave in the future. Here’s how to do it…

It used to save us from becoming dinner, now it can ruin our appetite. But if we think of it in a new way perhaps we can make it our ally.

There’s a 2,000 year old trick to nailing this classic interview opening…

I was focusing on well-constructed answers while missing the fundamental principle all along…