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CX measurements You can find skills on a resume. We find out who people are on the inside. We find their core values.

01/06/2026

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01/05/2026

Trainer Sees Fighters' Styles Change As They Fatigue

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01/05/2026

Ditch Doritos, Hit the Gym: Sweat for Your Best Self! Jonathon Guyer Boxing

Inside info: I normally don't post on Sundays. I recently learned the algorithm requires posting. I'm mitigating this by...
01/04/2026

Inside info: I normally don't post on Sundays. I recently learned the algorithm requires posting.

I'm mitigating this by now posting but keeping Sunday's post focused in the right direction 🙏.

Jonathon Guyer Boxing 🥊

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01/04/2026

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01/04/2026

Fight Humans Daily, Fear Vanishes. Bags vs. People!

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A guy I know said, "Most people can't be politicians." His following logic blew me away, and for those able to catch it,...
05/17/2025

A guy I know said, "Most people can't be politicians." His following logic blew me away, and for those able to catch it, it provided 1 of the most profound realizations for me in years = 99% of people are scared of criticism.

Specifically, every business owner I know is looking for ways to make more money by competing less with their competition.

Take my second observation and apply it to the 1st = having the guts alone is a key differentiator; most will willingly (choose to) never cross.

This is a big deal. Stop and take a moment and contemplate what that means. It means for no reason other than "just because" there is a default gold mine of opportunity in a willingness to do what others are scared to do = counterintuitively low bar for future success.

Public speaking = the greatest opportunity any human has to surpass all other humans.

As far as I can tell, this has been true for all of human history and will likely be forever true in the human future.

Take a moment, what does this natural, default, 99% of the population struggle with mean? It means we all have an easy-to-open door to the 1%.

Easy = it's openable.

This open part is key. Most doors are not easy to open. This one is. People making fun of me sucks. Poking holes in my ideas is an energy drain. Stepping outside my comfort zone and exposing myself to the constant fails feels horrible = I do it anyway.

For no other reason than a willingness to put yourself out in public view, success is an opportunity lying at everyone's feet. Picking it up involves nothing more than a phone, something to say, and the guts to say it.

What's more important, internal variables or external variables? Calling this a trick question is fair, and picking 1 ov...
05/09/2025

What's more important, internal variables or external variables? Calling this a trick question is fair, and picking 1 over the other would be challenging to quantify = worth the time to think about.

Example: great person in a horrible situation, or horrible person in a great situation? It's interesting to consider which is most impactful, figuring. this thought speaks to nearly every positive affirmation I can think of.

Saying we, ourselves, are the only thing we have control over could be an ironic measurement bias, ironically prioritizing the easy-to-consider external thoughts of internal perception.

Paradox? Uncontrolled external variables, like an IED exploding on the road, cause uncontrolled internal variables.

Prioritizing the ease of access, "it's in your mind," is misleading and counts as an external measurement bias of internal access = just because it's your mind, doesn't mean you can access it.

Could external trauma still function as external trauma in internal thought? As in, bypassing the measurement bias of measurability, does being internal mean it's controllable?

1st assumption is "yes" but 2nd thoughts question if this is a measurement bias, now knowing, most of all, human perceptions are founded on measurement bias = assume all assumptions are skewed toward the easy conclusion, not the correct conclusion.

What's normal? This question is leaps and bounds more important and impactful than 99% of the people I speak with unders...
04/29/2025

What's normal? This question is leaps and bounds more important and impactful than 99% of the people I speak with understand. 99% of people believe they know. So much so, it's rare to hear anyone questioning it. Kicker: Your normal is not normal compared to others' normal = normal is not normal.

Deep thought: without a definite measure of wrong, we can't identify a right or without an example of normal, we can't measure what's not normal.

The mind-blowing part is this: Your preconceived measure of normal is not normal. It's a measure of all your previous experiences averaged on a mean and that mean is only a mean (average) within your data set, and every human being on Planet Earth is working with a different life experience data set.

This is impossible not to be true = there isn't a normal as we perceive normal = there is not a weird as we perceive weird = there is not a rock-solid foundation to measure all other human perceptions from.

Perception is the sum of all personal cognitive biases = normal is only normal to 1 person and the definition is only defined from 1 perspective = normal is not normal.

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