The Lab
The Lab is where I think out loud. These are my raw notes, half-formed ideas, scripture observations, clinical patterns I’m noticing, things I’m working through, and who knows what else.
I also like to make things, so The Lab is my way of holding myself accountable.
This is where it happens before it gets polished and market-y. Newest posts at the top.
120 Feet of Genius
/in The Lab/by loriAuthor Jack Kerouac solved a friction problem with paper and tape. His work just sold for $12.1 million, but the lesson for creators is free.
High-Performance Environments Don’t Bend. You Do.
/in The Lab/by loriHigh-performance environments don’t adjust to you. The question is if you’re willing to adjust to them, and what builds in you when you do.
Why “If Only” Keeps You Stuck (And What to Say Instead)
/in The Lab/by loriI thought running my own gig would silence the “if only” voice. It didn’t. Here’s what works instead of waiting for perfect conditions.
The Saul Trap: Stop Trying to Improve on God’s Plan
/in The Lab/by loriKing Saul always had something to add to the plan. Here’s why that cost him everything, and what it means for the rest of us.
Don’t quit before you quit
/in The Lab/by loriA 2008 journal entry surfaces a lesson that still holds: when you’re stuck, focus on the work in front of you and let God handle the rest.