More options won’t save you— But this will: Most bad decisions don’tcome from lack of options— They come from skipping the process. A smart decision starts with clarity: 1️⃣ Pinpoint the real issue2️⃣ Decide what matters most3️⃣ Get the facts that actually matter4️⃣ Know your limits before you choose5️⃣ Map your options and what eachContinue reading “Decisions Made Easy”
Author Archives: Kenrick Vaz
Borrowed Time, Borrowed Worry
Anxiety has a funny way of convincing us that the future is already happening. Not next week. Not next year. Right now. It pulls tomorrow into today and asks us to carry it all at once—the conversations that haven’t happened, the mistakes that haven’t been made, the outcomes that haven’t arrived. And then we wonderContinue reading “Borrowed Time, Borrowed Worry”
Smart Decisions
There are a lot of habits I’m working on improving.Better sleep.Better food.Better fitness. But above all else, it is better decision-making. In my keynotes, I remind clients that decisions are the “oxygen of high-performing teams”. When decisions slow down, businesses slow. Some die. Decide to improve your choices today.Start here: 1: Pinpoint the real issue↳Continue reading “Smart Decisions”
7 Signs You’re Dealing With An Inauthentic Person
Growth filters out fake people. Their mask slips the moment you rise. Credits to Felix Bertram, make sure to follow! _____ People around you will always praise your success. The problem is, there are very few who mean it. For them, your achievements feel like a threat.And if you don’t catch it quickly,they’ll do whatContinue reading “7 Signs You’re Dealing With An Inauthentic Person”
12 Hard Truths About Success
Read this before you waste another year chasing the wrong things. 1️⃣ Hard work isn’t enough.→ If no one knows about it, it doesn’t matter. Visibility beats effort. 2️⃣ Talent won’t save you.→ Execution and consistency matter more than raw ability. 3️⃣ No one is coming to hand you opportunities.→ You either take control orContinue reading “12 Hard Truths About Success”
The Enough Theory
Most of us are quietly running an exhausting experiment. If I improve a little more. If I explain myself better. If I become calmer, smarter, more patient, less sensitive, more successful. Then maybe I’ll finally be enough. So we try. We adjust. We sand down edges. We overthink text messages, rehearse conversations, apologize for thingsContinue reading “The Enough Theory”
The Discipline Behind the Glitter
It’s easy to look at a $2 billion tour and call it talent, timing, or luck. But when you look closer—really look—you see something else entirely. You see preparation so intense it borders on obsession. Decisions made months, even years, in advance. A relentless respect for craft, people, and the long game. What looks effortlessContinue reading “The Discipline Behind the Glitter”
Christmas was Holy, Not Perfect
Christmas wasn’t calm or quiet, and it certainly wasn’t picture-perfect. It was messy, chaotic, and real—Mary with a newborn in a crowded, cold barn, surrounded by animals and strangers. Maybe that’s the point: the most extraordinary moments often arrive in the midst of disorder, reminding us that hope and love don’t need perfection to shine.Continue reading “Christmas was Holy, Not Perfect”
6 Storytelling Techniques
Face pushback on your ideas at work? 6 storytelling techniques that persuade: 1. 𝐓𝐰𝐨-𝐒𝐢𝐝𝐞𝐝 𝐒𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐲Present both pros and cons upfront.→ Acknowledge the drawbacks honestly→ Show why benefits outweigh them→ Build trust through transparency You’re more crediblewhen you seem balanced. 2. 𝐏𝐫𝐞-𝐞𝐦𝐩𝐭𝐢𝐯𝐞 𝐑𝐞𝐟𝐮𝐭𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧Address objections before they’re raised.→ State common counterpoints first→ Provide strong, reasoned rebuttals→ ReduceContinue reading “6 Storytelling Techniques”
Strategic Planning
Most “strategies” are wish lists— Here’s how to build choices, not chores: Winning strategies aren’t complicated. They’re clear, deliberate, and built to last. Start with direction:🟨 Know exactly where you’re going—and why🟨 Cut what doesn’t move you forward Set yourself up to act:🟦 Name the risks before they name you🟦 Spend people, time, and moneyContinue reading “Strategic Planning”
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