Some Problems Can’t Be Solved Until You Make the Move

Have you ever reached a point where you’ve thought a problem to death and still can’t see a way out? Maybe the problem isn’t your thinking. Maybe you’re trying to find an answer that simply isn’t visible from where you’re standing.

In this conversation, Paul and Lyn challenge one of our most stubborn assumptions about change: that we need to know where we’re going before we make a move. They explore why the strategies we trust can quietly become obsolete, why staying with what feels familiar can keep us trapped, and how some opportunities only reveal themselves after we’ve changed our circumstances.

If you’ve been waiting for clarity before making your next move, this conversation might make you question whether you’ve got the process completely backwards

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