People watch what you do more than listen to what you say.

The public square is more public than ever, but minds are rarely changed in 140 character bursts and by selfies.

Everyone has a comfort zone. Worth considering: How hard (and how often) are you willing to work to get out of it? You can turn that into a habit if you choose.

Incrementalism ceases to be a good strategy when there's a cliff on the route.

Or, if I take that same auditorium and I make it much bigger and put more space between seats, it'll be quieter because it's much harder when you're not in physical contact with people to spread a virus from person-to-person, right? There are all sorts of patterns that we see in epidemiology that help us understand why something spreads.

The rest of the world isn't nearly as important as the few who are here.

More time [to decide] without more information just creates anxiety, not insight.