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stumbling about home interesting articles interesting books interesting movies interesting videos other finds about unwaivering faith recently, katie and i went to yosemite for a wedding. it was my first time, and i can’t believe i haven’t gotten up there before. places like yosemite make me realize how insignificant we all are when compared to nature. the morning of the wedding, we hiked up to a waterfall at hetch hetchy (the source of sf’s water supply). along the way to the falls we walked through a dark tunnel (it reminded me of the goonies), and through the darkness, i could see the proverbial light at the end. this light continued to get closer and closer, but i could never quite tell how much further i had to travel until i reached the end. it turns out the cave is pretty short, only a few hundred yards at most. so no big deal, but the misleading distance to the light reminded me of the stockdale paradox which jim collins discusses in his book good to great . based on the story of vice admiral jim stockdale’s time as a prisoner in the “hanoi hilton” prisoner-of-war camp during vietnam, the stockdale paradox suggests that “an unwaivering faith in the endgame” while also confronting “the most brutal facts of your reality” is what helps us prevail. in my case, the brutal facts weren’t so brutal, but let’s get back to admiral stockdale… admiral stockdale was a prisoner in the “hanoi hilton” for 8 years. he not only survived, but also, according to stockdale, was stronger coming out then he was going in. regarding how he came out of the camp with strength, stockdale replied: “i never lost faith in the end of the story. i never doubted not only that i would get out, but also that i would prevail in the end and turn the experience into the defining event of my life…” and who didn’t make it out? according to stockdale, it was the optimists: “oh, they were the ones who said, ‘we’re going to be out by christmas.’ and christmas would come, and christmas would go. then they’d say, ‘we’re going to be out by easter.’ and easter would come, and easter would go. and then thanksgiving, and then it would be christmas again. and they died of a broken heart.” often we are in dark places and can see the light…but many times we don’t know how far away that light is. stockdale’s story suggests that it’s those that know they will reach the light, but don’t how or when, that succeed. an unwaivering faith. discovering happiness is a continual path. it’s important that we all know that we’ll get there, and traba is trying to help shine some light in your path along the way. advertisements june 23, 2013 at 12:10 pm 2 comments airplane mode over the summer, katie and i went to nuevo vallarta, mexico for a little rest and relaxation. it had been years since i’d gone on a vacation, and i’m not sure katie ever has. it was time to recharge the batteries. katie turned on her international calling plan, i didn’t. so for the entire trip my phone sat idle…in airplane mode. not off, just airplane mode. we had a great time. we read great books, we ate great meals, we met great people. something i love to do when i travel is watch soccer. the energy, the spirit, the enthusiasm. it’s invigorating. and it’s a time when i can be “that guy.” in mexico, in typical american fashion, i beat my chest and declared supreme dominance as the us led mexico 2-0 at half time during the gold cup…only, again in typical american fashion, to be completely embarrassed as mexico came back to win 4-2 during the second half. for one mexican fan, this became a running gag. every time he saw me, he would hurry over to someone nearby and say, “por favor, tratarlo bien. podría llorar porque el partido de fútbol” (please treat him well. he might cry because of the football game.) all in all, terrific time. but i digress… as we prepared to depart and head back to reality, i noticed that my phone had nearly the same battery life as it had when we arrived 4 days earlier. surprising. i hadn’t charged it. it just sat in airplane mode – disconnected from the world. the iphone battery typically lasts me less than a day so this made me think. connectedness can be empowering. i can be reached by anyone, at anytime, anywhere, in many different ways. email, phone, facebook, blogs, linkedin, twitter, sms, foursquare, you name it. at one point, i even had a phone number for my second life avatar – that’s a true story. empowering? yes. draining? yes. my phone told me so (as did my avatar). the world is moving faster than ever, and the natural inclination is to follow its pace. maybe it’s best to slow down to speed up. at least sometimes. observe, reflect, relax. all good things. i’m reading 4 books right now. where’s the reflection in that? unlike my phone, i don’t have a slider for airplane mode, or at least i haven’t found it yet. maybe soon. until then, i’ll just have to keep an eye on my battery life. december 21, 2011 at 8:10 am 5 comments lesson from mckinsey: setup for success despite the sleepless nights, 48-hour workdays and endless travel, i’m glad to have had my time at mckinsey & company . there are a lot of reasons, but let’s focus on their pre-interview process. as for the interviews themselves, they can be tough. for example: i walk into 555 california in san francisco, go to the reception desk to get my visitor badge, and head up to the 47th floor. in the elevator, i look down at my polished kenneth cole shoes, straighten my $250 tie (which i couldn’t have afforded, but was donated by a supporter), and i pat down my recently laundered suit to get off any rebellious lint. meanwhile, frameworks, calculations, and the populations of many of the world’s countries (indonesia = 220m, japan = 125m, uk = 60m…) are racing through my brain. i’m nervous. i get to the 47th floor, walk to the receptionist and introduce myself. she instructs me to sit, and i wait as calming music plays out of an old school boom box in the corner. the partner comes out, introduces himself and we step into his corner office overlooking the san francisco bay. after getting over the view, i sit in a chair across the desk from him and he decides to calm my nerves by saying “so, terrence, i hear you’re smart. let’s see if it’s true.” gulp. mckinsey partner: apple comes out with the ipod. it’s a success. microsoft decides to do something similar. he pauses and about 10 seconds pass…. me: and… mckinsey partner: that’s it. walk me through it. i ask him a clarifying question and he responds with “i’m giving you nothing,” so i guess was on my own. within it about 5 minutes i’d sketched up what microsoft should be thinking about, what types of facilities they might likely need and where they should be located (making it all up, of course). then i was doing net present value calculations in my head. all stuff i’m pretty sure i couldn’t do today. as i think back, i wonder how i got to that point. before i started the interview process, i couldn’t have done most of this, and as i just said, i likely couldn’t do it now. truth is, my brain functioned this way during the process because mckinsey set it up that way. mckinsey doesn’t use the interview as a mechanism to trick or confuse (though it happens). rather, they want to know how far your brain can stretch, and whether you’re effectively able to structure problem sets. before your first interview, they make sure that you have everything that you’d need to go through the entire process and get the offer. every candidate is given a “buddy” who explains the interview process and provides case coaching. you meet with your buddy 2 or 3 times before your first interview, and in-between rounds. even on their website, mckinsey provides sample cases and interview tips. their goal is to ensure that the only reason that you don’t make it through is because you shouldn’t make it through. you have coaching, you have tips, you have insights, you have the freedom to ask all the right questions. now it’s up to y

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Domain Name: STUMBLINGABOUT.COM
Registry Domain ID: 1634173913_DOMAIN_COM-VRSN
Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.wildwestdomains.com
Registrar URL: http://www.wildwestdomains.com
Updated Date: 2017-12-10T08:30:59Z
Creation Date: 2011-01-09T16:32:35Z
Registry Expiry Date: 2020-01-09T16:32:35Z
Registrar: Wild West Domains, LLC
Registrar IANA ID: 440
Registrar Abuse Contact Email: [email protected]
Registrar Abuse Contact Phone: 480-624-2505
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Name Server: NS1.WORDPRESS.COM
Name Server: NS2.WORDPRESS.COM
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